Beaks
This type of mouth allows some birds to carry larger foods than a beak could.
What is a bill?
Birds have this amount of different types of feathers.
What is "4"?
Do all birds eat seeds?
False
This is a part of birds' bodies that helps them to breathe (just like mammals).
What are lungs?
This is the name of the process by which plants create their own food.
What is photosynthesis?
The shape of a bird's beak depends on what it ________.
What is "eats"?
These feathers cover the birds chest and belly.
What are down feathers?
These birds only eat plants and grasses
What are herbivores?
These parts of birds' bodies helps them to stay light and fly through the air.
What are hollow bones?
This is the part of the plant where photosynthesis happens.
What is the leaf?
Bird beaks are ________ to the food that the bird eats.
What is "adapted"?
These feathers cover the end of a bird.
What are tail feathers?
These birds only eat other animals?
What are carnivores?
This word describes how the characteristic of how birds have babies through laying eggs.
What is oviparous?
These are the three things that plants need to prepare their own food. (name at least 2)
What is sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water?
This bird has a strong, pointed beak that lets it drill into bark to eat insects.
What is a woodpecker?
These feathers help birds to move through the sky.
What are flight feathers?
These birds only eat other insects.
What are insectivores?
Birds have these in their bodies filled with air to help them stay light.
What are air sacs?
What is oxygen?
This bird has a short, pointed, and powerful beak that lets it pick up and grind small seeds.
What is a sparrow?
These feathers go on the bird's entire body.
What are cover feathers?
These birds only eat fish.
What are piscivores?
These are the names of the tiny pores on a plant leaf that allow carbon dioxide to enter a plant.
What are stomata?