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4th Science Birds
Chapter 3 Birds
Question | Answer |
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A tuft of feathers on a bird's head is called a ________ | crest |
The particular kind of area in which an animal makes it home is its ________ | habitat |
Birds are most active in the __________ | morning |
Identifying marks found on birds are called _____ _____. | field marks |
A bird's voice box is called ________ | syrinx |
A dull colored bird, superb singer, and mimic _______ | mocking bird (our state bird!) |
eats Japanese beetles (kung fu karate chop!) | starling |
can fly backwards | humming bird |
holds its tail straight in the air | wren |
planter of oak trees | blue jay |
attracted to red flowers | humming bird |
to trap in air to keep the heat in | insulate |
the part of a bird's stomach that grinds up food | gizzard |
the stiff hollow potion of a feather | quill |
small, fluffy, feathers | down |
________ can send signals by hammering on tree | woodpecker |
a bird can adjust each_________ individually in flight | feather |
birds are the only animals with __________ | feathers |
A woodpecker uses its ______ to find insects in holes | tongue |
Bird feathers are ______ that bird bones | heavier |
Birds with short, hard beaks usually eat _________ | seeds |
the bird that pumps its tail up and down when it flies | sparrow |
the bird that walks headfirst down trees | nutthach |
the bird that tips its tail up in the air | wren |
the bird that can hang upside down on a branch | chidckadee |
the bird that is a living hammer | woodpecker |
the two bird that can catch insects in midair | humming bird and flycatcher |
the bird that can fly backwards? | hummingbird |
the bird that has a bright blue crest | blue jay |
two birds that mimics the song of other birds | mockingbird or blue jay |
the bird that has brilliant red feathers and a red crest | cardinal |
A female _______ lays 3-6 blue eggs in each clutch | robin |
the _______ cardinal has bright red plumage | male |
The beautiful but noisy and bossy ______ ____ is found only in the East and is a member of the crow family | blue jay |
A bird ______ is a singular note | call |
______ is the best material for a birdhouse | wood |
Birds that ______ move from one place to another with the change of seasons | migrate |
the bird's voice box | syrinx |
a birds identifying marks | field marks |
the part of the bird's stomach that grinds up food | gizzard |
A blue bird walks down trees head first | false |
Metal is a good conductor of heat | true |
chickadees hang upside down on the underside of twigs | true |
Birds that appear to be orphans should be left alone | true |
Most birds prefer hanger feeders | false |
You should never feed birds in the winter | false |
The wren tips its tail up in the air | true |
Yarn is not a good material for nest building | false |
You should supply your bird feeder with a little sand or eggshells | true |
A plastic garbage can lid makes a good birdbath | true |
small, fluffy, feathers | down |
The stiff, hollow, portion of a feather | quill |
Give two reasons why birds need hollow bones | Hollow bones make the bird's body lighter. Birds also need hollow bones to store extra air |
Give two reasons why feathers are important to birds | The bird's feathers keep it warm and help it be more aerodynamic. |
Explain two ways that a wood pecker is uniquelly designed for its job | A woodpecker has a sharp, pointed bill to bore holes in trees, strong claws to hang on to the bark a stiff tail to prop itself up as it it climbs, an extra-hard skull , a strong neck, and an extra long tongue |
Explain two reasons why the forest is a good habitat for birds. | The forest provides trees for homes. The forest provides trees for protection. Food is abundant in the forest, |