What kind of beak does a chickadee have?

Chickadees have short, stout, and pointed beaks. This beak shape is perfectly adapted for their diet of insects, seeds, and nuts.

Here's how their beak helps them:

* Short & Stout: Allows them to pry open cones and bark to access insects and seeds.

* Pointed: Helps them crack open tough nuts and seeds.

Their beaks are also very sensitive and help them locate food by touch.