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_____ is the study of birds.
Orintology
Supplies needed for bird-watching:
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2
3
4
1. Notebook/pencil to record
2. Binoculars
3. Find a bird sanctuary and dress to blend in
4. Be quiet
How to identify bird habitats:
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2
3
4
5
1.bushy areas
2. roadsides
3. gardens
4. ponds
5. look for distinctive nests
Sparrows are _____ inches and _____ in size.
5 inches and plump
Robins are _____ inches and ___.
10 inches and plump
Crows are ____ inches.
18 inches
Eagles are over ____ inches.
30 inches
Males and females may have ____ shapes.
different
______ eat only plants and plant parts.
Herbivores
____ eat meat.
Carnivores
_____ eat plants and animals.
Omnivores
______ birds have strainers for bills.
Waterfowl
_____ feet have three forward toes and one hind toe.
Perching
____ feet scratch the soil for their food.
Scratching
____ feet have two forward toes and two hind toes.
Climbing
_______ feet are similar to the perching feet, but with carved talons.
Grasping
________ have three forward toes and one small hind toe or none at all.
Running
______ feet are connected by skin (web) to be able to paddle.
Swimming
_______ are feet for wading.
Wading
___ ___ are various patterns and markings characteristic of a certain bird.
Field marks
_____ birds have brighter colors than ______ birds.
Male birds

female birds