Galapagos Islands Finches

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Galapagos Islands Finches Betsy Sanford 7th Grade Life Science Lost Mountain Middle School

Vegetarian Tree Finch Diet: buds, leaves, flowers, fruit

Small Tree Finch Diet: insects

Medium Tree Finch Diet: insects, nectar, buds, leaves

Large Tree Finch Diet: adult insects, insect larva

Woodpecker Finch Diet: insects, uses tools (twigs) to spear insects

Mangrove Finch Diet: insects, grubs, spiders

Sharp-beaked Ground Finch Diet: leaves, flowers, cactus pulp, insects

Small Ground Finch Diet: seeds, insects, fruit

Medium Ground Finch Diet: small seeds, flowers, buds, leaves, insects

Large Ground Finch Diet: thick-shelled seeds

Common Cactus Finch Diet: flowers and seeds of the prickly pear cactus, other small seeds, insects

Large Cactus Finch Diet: the pulp, flowers, and fruit of the prickly pear cactus as well as insects that live on the cactus

Cocos Finch Diet: plants, insects

Green Warbler Finch Diet: small insects

Gray Warbler Finch Diet: arthropods (insects, arachnids, crustaceans, myriapods)

Citations The Cornell Lab of Ornithology – Neotropical Birds https://neotropical.birds.cornell.edu/Species-Account/nb/home http://www.oiseaux-birds.com/home-page.html Nature Picture Library https://www.naturepl.com/blog/