Very cool.
Your post also brought a smile to my face, but for a different reason.
The charter school that sponsors the Cub Scout program I participate in has a curriculum heavily based on the outdoors, nature, and recreation; and the 'nature' program starts with birds. So, beginning with Kindergarten, the kids start identifying birds, classifying foot types, analyzing feathers for type of flyer, judging primary food sources based on beak shape, etc.
They revisit many of the same birds, grade after grade (through 8th), in order to apply more advanced concepts as they learn them.
But the first bird introduced, and the most prominent player to be revisited in the bird program is.... The Black-Capped Chickadee.
So, no matter what the activity is - be it for the school or for Scouts - whenever any small bird or any bird with black coloration is seen, every kid around (and especially the K-3 pupils) shouts out, "LOOK! It's a Black Capped Chickadee!"