The bird with an orange triangle on the back of its head is likely the Eurasian Nuthatch (Sitta europaea). This small bird has a distinctive orange-brown patch on the nape of its neck, along with a blue-gray body and a characteristic ability to climb down trees headfirst. If you meant a different bird species, please provide more details for accurate identification.
an owl
Owls can.
its owl
To perform a triangle choke, a girl (or anyone) typically starts from the guard position, where she is on her back with her opponent in front. She uses her legs to trap the opponent's head and arm by placing one leg across the back of the opponent's neck and locking the foot behind her other knee. By squeezing her thighs together and pulling down on the opponent’s head, she creates pressure on the carotid arteries, leading to a choke. Proper technique and positioning are crucial to execute the move effectively.
A owl!
robin
The cock-of-the-rock.
robbin
I think it is most likely the Baltimore Oriole Bird, because it has a orange tail and the head is kind of what you meant. I hope this helped. :)
i think its a white bellyed caique
MALE- full black and orange belly. FEMALE-Head,back are black, neck white with black stripes, and orange belly.
The Baltimore oriole is a bird that is brightly colored. The male oriole has an orange colored breast with a black head. The female has an yellow-orange breast and a gray colored head.
That could be many different birds, but your best guess is the American Oystercatcher. This bird lives in coastal habitats, where it eats mussels and clams. It has a dark brown/black back, black head, and a bright orange bill.
That's a fairly general question, but the American Avocet (in breeding plumage) has a black and white body and an orange neck and head.
Puffin maybe
African Grey
the bird is called an American goldfinch. we have a billion of them and they love thistle.