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Research Number of Birds Visiting Different Kinds of Fruit by Johnathan Average Number of Times Each Kind of Seed was Visited First by Andrew Projects Projects by Mrs. Heintzelman's class Species Account The Nighthawk by Ryan Artwork Hummingbird by Savannah Articles Final FeederWatch Thoughts by Mrs. Hughes' class
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** | . | By Savannah Terry Sams’ class Piedmont Elementary School Dandridge, TN Grade 4
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| * | * | . | Item 3 The Nighthawk By Ryan The Common Nighthawk’s weight is 2.5-2.75.oz. The length is 9-9.5’’ and the wing span is 21.5-26’’. The Common Nighthawk’s diet is flying insects. The life span is up to six years. The breeding season is March through August. The nighthawks number of eggs is 2.The Night Hawk breeds in North and Central (America Sub-Arctic Canada to Panama, the Bahamas and Greater Antilles),winters in South America (Colombia to northern Argentina.) |
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7 By Mrs. Hughes' class The thing I liked best in FeederWatch was trying to
identify the birds. We observed the Mourning Dove. It mostly stays on the ground. When
someone comes, the birds fly to the bushes. In FeederWatch I learned about birds. We identified
23 different birds. Our newest bird was the Red-winged Blackbird. Our first bird was
the House Sparrow. We saw some unexpected birds like the Chipping Sparrow, the
White-throated Sparrow, the Hairy Woodpecker and the American Robin. I learned about the down feathers and the contour
feathers. My favorite part about FeederWatch was watching the
birds. I learned that different birds eat different seeds.
I learned that some birds come in summer and some come in winter. My favorite bird is the
Red-winged Blackbird because I like the bright red on the wing. |
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