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&nbsp;EAGLE<ul><li>Eagles build their nests on high cliffs or in tall trees.</li><li>Golden eagles have been known to hunt foxes, wild cats and even young deer and goats.</li><li>Eagles are expert fliers, and use this skill to circle around and search for prey. They have excellent eyesight which helps them to be able to spot a potential meal from far up in the sky.</li><li>Eagle can dive at speeds of 100 miles per hour.</li><li>They like to grab food away from other birds and animals.</li><li>Even eagles love to play sometimes. Bald eagles sometimes toss or pass sticks to each other in the air.</li><li>&nbsp;The Golden Eagles in Greece eat turtles. They have a unique method of opening their shells by carrying them into the air and then dropping them on rocks.</li></ul>

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PARROT<ul><li>Parrots are able to imitate human voice. Only domesticated parrots have this unusual habit.</li><li>Most parrot species rely on seeds as food. Others may eat fruit, nectar, flowers or small insects.</li><li>Parrots are the only birds that are able to pick food with their feet and bring it to the mouth.</li></ul>Suggestion :<ul><li>show variety of parrot colors</li><li>show youtube video on talking parrots</li></ul>

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OSTRICH<ul><li>An ostrich has the largest eye of any land mammal. Their eyes are 2 inches across.</li><li>Ostriches have powerful legs and clawed toes. One strong kick can kill a lion.</li><li>The ostrich is the tallest and the heaviest of all birds.</li><li>Ostrich is a bird that cannot fly instead they run.</li><li>The egg of an ostrich can be up to 6 inches (15 centimeters) long.</li><li>Ostriches are mainly vegetarian, eating roots, leaves, flowers and seeds. But they will also eat insects, lizards and other small creatures, too.</li><li>Ostriches never need to drink water because they produce it internally and they also get it from their food.</li><li>An ostrich’s eye is bigger than its brain.</li><li>A male ostrich is called a rooster. A female ostrich is called a hen.</li><li>An ostrich only kicks forward.</li></ul>

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HEN / CHICKENBaby chickens are chicks. Female chickens are pullets until they’re old enough to lay eggs and become hens. Male chickens are called roosters/cocks&nbsp;<ul><li>Chickens are raised mostly for their eggs and meat</li><li>Chickens cluck after they lay an egg.</li><li>Mostly chickens lay white eggs. Some chickens lay brown, blue or green eggs.</li><li>Chickens are not completely flightless. Chickens can fly a little bit – well enough to make it over a fence or even up a tree.</li></ul>

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OWLS :<ul><li>An owl’s eyes are supported by bony eye sockets and they cannot turn their eyes. Instead, owls rotate their heads up to 270 degrees.</li><li>An owl has three eyelids : one for blinking, one for sleeping and one for keeping the eye clean and healthy.</li><li>For most owl species, females are larger, heavier, and more aggressive than males.</li><li>Owls make no noise when they fly.</li><li>Owls feed the strongest babies first.</li><li>Owls do not have teeth.</li></ul>

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PENGUINS :<ul><li>Penguins don’t have teeth.</li><li>Penguins swallow pebbles and stones as well as their food. Scientists believe that the stones may help grind up and digest their food. The stones may also add enough extra weight to help penguins dive deeper.</li><li>Penguins spend several hours a day caring for their feathers. If penguins don’t keep them well maintained, their feathers would not stay waterproof. For extra protection, penguins spread oil on their feathers. The oil comes from a special gland near their tail feathers.</li><li>Penguin parents feed only their own chicks.</li><li>Emperor Penguins are the tallest species, standing nearly 4 feet tall. The smallest is the Little Blue Penguin, which is only about 16 inches.</li><li>In some species, it is the male penguin which incubates the eggs while females leave to hunt for weeks at a time.</li></ul>

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SPARROW <ul><li>On the ground, the house sparrow typically hops rather than walks.</li><li>The house sparrow feeds mostly on the ground, but it flocks in trees and bushes.</li><li>The house sparrow takes frequent dust baths. It throws soil and dust over its body feathers, just as</li><li>if it were bathing with water.</li><li>Sparrows usually eat insects, grains and seeds. It spends all the day in search of food from dawn to dusk. It brings food for its young ones in the nest.</li></ul>

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CROW<ul><li>Crows have black feathers, and they almost look like they are shining because of their deep color.</li><li>Crows are omnivores, which means they eat both meat and plants.</li><li>Studies show that crows can actually recognize different people.</li><li>Crows use their voice 'caw' to communicate with other crows to warn them of danger.</li><li>They are very social animals and often help each other within the community. When one of them finds food, it notifies the other members of the group.</li><li>If one crow is attacked by a human, it will inform the other crows of the attacker’s appearance. From then on, they will all avoid that human or the risky area.</li><li>When a crow dies, the other crows gather around it. they gather to collect information on the cause of death.</li><li>Crows maintain only one mate for their entire life.</li></ul>

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WEAVER BIRD<ul><li>Weaver birds use nests to protect eggs and nestlings from predators and adverse weather.</li><li>Weaver birds prefer long grasses to build their nests preferably green, just before it ripens as it weaves better and when dried out is quite strong.</li><li>The Weaver's eggs are light blue.</li><li>It sometimes happens that when the father and mother Weaver are not "at home", a cuckoo visits the nest, and lays her eggs there. it does not differentiate between the colors of the eggs, and it also is not such a great mathematician as to notice how many of the eggs are its own, and how many are strange eggs.</li></ul>Suggestion :Show pictures of weaver bird’s nest

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