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 Birds set on there eggs to keep warm  They care for there eggs until hatched  Fish and reptiles don’t watch over there eggs.

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2  Birds set on there eggs to keep warm  They care for there eggs until hatched  Fish and reptiles don’t watch over there eggs

3  Penguins can’t fly  They are very good at swimming and diving  They usually travel in groups of one or more  Female penguins hunt for food under water  Male penguins stay and protect the eggs

4  They are warm-blooded that means they’re body temperature doesn’t change much  Birds are vertebrates  Pigeons can fly at 100 mph  Some birds can’t fly such as a dodo bird, ostriches and penguins  Hummingbirds eat about every 10min.

5  Skull  Rib  Feet (talons)  Claws  No teeth  Tongues

6  The first thing you see on a bird is its feathers  Each kind of bird has its own feather  Its feather helps it fly  Its feathers helps it attract a mate  Warm blooded (there body tempura doesn’t change much  There feathers blend I with nature so there not much in danger  Parrots and their family also have colorful wings

7  They migrate so they can find particular food cause its hard to find food In the winter  Over half the birds in the world migrate  When most birds travel they travel in groups of one or more certain species  Not all birds migrate

8  Cardinals  Blue jays  House sparrow  Acorn woodpecker  Turkey vulture  Great blue Herron  Tufted titmouse

9  What dose warm blooded mean  What dose cold blooded mean  Name 3 body parts of a bird  What dose migration mean  Why do birds have different color feathers  Name 3 of your favorite bird

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