Kestrel/ Nightingale
What do nightingales look like?
mostly brown with a few slight grey areas
What do badgers look like?
black and white-striped face, grey fur and short furry tail
Where do foxes live?
woodland, farmland, upland, urban
What do barn owls eat?
small mammals including mice, shrews, rats and voles
What do kestrels eat?
voles, mice, birds and invertebrates.
Where do badgers live?
broadleaved woodland, farmland, towns and gardens
What do foxes eat?
rabbits, rodents, birds, invertebrates, fruit and berries
What does 'Starling flocking' mean?
When they fly together to communicate and protect themselves from predators.
What do nightingales eat?
invertebrates like flies and beetles
What do badgers eat?
Around 80% of a badger’s diet is made up of earthworms – they can eat hundreds of them in a single night – but they also eat slugs and other invertebrates.
Who are the predators of hedgehogs?
Badgers and sometimes foxes
Who are the predators of adult wild boars?
They have no natural predators.
Where are nightingales found?
Scrub and coppice woodland.
Who are the predators of adult badgers and baby badgers?
Adults have no predators; cubs sometimes taken by foxes and large birds of prey
Hedgehogs weigh between ___ and ___ kg.
Why are beavers known as 'the architects of the animal world'?
Beavers build dams to restrict water flow and create ponds of still, deep water. Within these ponds they construct lodges in which they live, safe from predators. Beavers use their huge teeth to fell trees and divide them up into smaller branches, which are dragged into place to build the dams