Our extraordinary North American birds -- Spoon-at-the-ready stalker: Roseate Spoonbill -- Ancient visage for 10,000 years: Wood Stork -- Diver, dipper, bobber, blinker: American Dipper -- Watch out -- sprinter approaching: Greater Roadrunner -- Rare, but too huge to miss: California Condor -- MAster carpenter, building with sticks -- Bald Eagle -- Rushing and weed dancing on the water: Western and Clark's Grebes -- The fastest animal, bar none: Peregrine Falcon -- Meat-eating songbirds that don't sing: Loggerhead and Northern Shrikes -- Tiny champion of flight: Ruby-Throated Hummingbird -- The best show on the lek: Greater Sage-Grouse -- A raptor smaller than a sparrow: Elf Owl -- Incredibly funny-looking seabirds: Atlantic, Horned and Tufted Puffins -- Timberdoodle sky dancing: American Woodcock -- Apartment nester with a landlord : Purple Martin -- Lays a quick egg -- then leaves!: Brown-headed Cowbird -- An owl in a burrow?: Burrowing Owl -- Scavenger falcon, hunting on foot: Crested Caracara -- Apple snail aficionado: Snail Kite -- Percussion performance on logs: Ruffed Grouse -- Skimming along the coast: Black Skimmer -- A panoply of color: Painted Bunting -- Camouflaging at its finest: American Bittern -- Smart, sociable and popular: Harris's Hawk -- The embodiment of diversity.