By Christopher Vardy & Ryan Mullins

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Extreme Beaks! A look at some adaptations that help birds get the food they need. A Windows to the Universe presentation to accompany the Adaptation Investigation.

Advertisements

Spectacular Sand Dollars Brook and Brandi. Habitat for a Sand Dollar Beneath the surface of the water. Beneath the surface of the water. Sandy or muddy.

African Penguin By: Molly M.. Physical Characteristics The African Penguin has shiny, waterproof feathers. There are about 70 feathers per square inch.

Little Blue Penguin By Drew Bird They have a backbone. They have two wings, two legs, and a beak. They are warm blooded. The Little Blue Penguin hatches.

Killer whales By Marissa Young. How long are killer whales Killer whales are 22 feet long.

Humpback Whale By Jacob Mammal A Humpback Whale has hair. A Humpback Whale has hair. It has a back bone. It has a back bone. They feed their young milk.

Whales By Miss Thompson. Contents Habitat Appearance Types of Whale Prey / Predators Sources of Information.

Our animal is called the loon and it is a bird. The loon has a long neck, black and white feathers, and red eyes, but only in the summer. They have.

May 12-15, 2011 (red) May 6-11, 2011 (light red) Permanent Water (blue)

Bird Beak Adaptations. Eagle To tear the flesh of animals To tear the flesh of animals.

TURKEY VULTURE Christopher Mosso PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Weight: 1.8 to 5.1lb. Height: 32 inches Feather color: dark brown Wing Span: 6 feet.

Group 1 – Plants of the Habitat What plants live in the ________________ environment? Each of you name 1 or 2 plants and draw pictures of the plants 1._.

BIRDS Rebeca Del Río Bermejo.

Giant Squid Ava Akins The Giant Squid are the Largest mollusks in the ocean. Giant Squid have been known to be about 60 feet in total length, but most.

Emperor Penguin BY SYMPHANY. How do they look?  They have no hands, legs that are short, and sharp beaks.  Some penguins are orange, black, and white.

Polar Bear By Abby Mammal Polar bears are mammals because they have hair and they give birth to live babies.

All About Puffins By Chloe Gortz.

Ocean Animals Part 1 Mrs. Hough’s Second Grade Class December 2004.

Dolphins. PICTURES OF DOLPHINS. TELL WHERE YOUR ANIMAL LIVES.  IT’S HABITAT IS THE OCEAN.

Cheetahs By: Nora Fritz. Pictures  This is what cheetah cubs look like.

Penguins Kaylie Belogorska Joshua Mundy. Appearance Most penguins are black and white. Penguins have short, stiff feathers and fat to keep them warm.

Whale Shark By Ben Gross. Introduction Classification The Whale Shark is the biggest shark and the biggest fish, but it is not a whale.

by Christopher and Paige

Emperor Penguins By: Monica Lopez 5H December 10 th, 2008.

Rockhopper Penguin By Maddy Bird They are warm blooded. It has feathers.

sea Shark fact The great white shark is the biggest shark ever.

All About Manta Rays By Ario Nour.

Your name One picture of your animal Animal’s name.

Adaptations of Birds.

 Did you now that puffins eat sand eels? Doesn't that word sound like eels are made of sand? They also eat herring and small fish. Puffins are carnivores.

Structure and Function. How do the structures of these eyes help the animal function better?

Let’s take a look at some birds and the adaptations that help them get the food they need to survive.

Marine Birds  Shorebirds –Live and feed on the coastlines –Have bills specialized for dealing with different kinds of food  Seabirds –Remain at sea for.

Facts All About Puffins By Olivia Sorensen. Over the last month I have been researching the puffin. I will teach you about its physical description, its.

T HE L IFECYCLE OF P UFFINS By : Caitlin McCoy. W HAT P UFFINS L OOK L IKE The Atlantic puffin has feathers that work as a life jacket. They also have.

Sea Lion By: Kayla Size and Appearance  Males: weight – 850 pounds length – 8 feet long  Females: weight – 250 pounds length – 6 ½ feet long  thick.

Beluga Whales. beluga whales beluga whales  They have a club for blue whales.

Sea pig By: JACK MULLINS

YEIIOW EYED PENGUINS By Ewan. intro The yellow eyed penguin is an endangered animals. The penguin are native birds in nz.

By Eloise Scott. These are some different kinds of penguins: Adelie, Gentoo, Emperor, African, Southern Rockhopper and Crested. Penguins live in Antarctica.

Hawksbill Turtle By Rose P. Average life span in the wild: 30 to 50 years (est.) Size: 24 to 45 in (62.5 to 114 cm) Weight: 100 to 150 lbs (45 to 68 kg)

FIN WHALES By K aine. Fin whales weight can be up to 130 tons. They can be 90 feet long. FIN WHALES WEIGHT AND LENGTH.

Nymph Dragonfly Description Bibliography

WHAT IS A HABITAT?. WHERE AN ANIMAL LIVES WHAT IS A PREDATOR? WHAT IS PREY? A predator is an animal that lives by killing and eating other animals. Prey.

American White Pelican Pelecanus erythrorhynchos.

Bell Work 10/1/15 The genus name of the rose Ryan is looking for is rosa. Its specific name is alba. What will it say on the tag identifying the plant?

Pond dipping By Shay ,Ryan and David.

Giant squid By: Eric Advincula

Bird, Beak, and Feet lab Get ready for Bellwork.

The American White Pelican

Toucan By Barbara Grotti.

Station 1 Directions: Use the forceps to pick up some of the rice grains. Use the beaker tongs to pick up some of the rice grains. Make sure the rice grains.

Gulper Eel By Adam.

Big Bald Eagles By: Aidan Halteman.

The Nut Face Chipmunk By: Alyssa Spadafora.

Animals All Around By Christa Joy, MEd, DVM

Mya Jakiela and Kayden Gouedy

N4 Biology Unit 3 Life on Earth KA 3.5 Adaptations for survival

Hermit Crab By: Ian.

Fish By Star Student.

A look at some adaptations that help birds get the food they need.

Shark By: Xavier22.

The octopus By Andrew Barry

Timothy Platypus.

Bald Eagle By: Ali Wamiq

Bird, Beak, and Feet lab Get ready for Bellwork.

5th Grade Daily Reinforcers

Largemouth Bass By. Ryan Meyer.

A look at some adaptations that help birds get the food they need.

Presentation transcript:

By Christopher Vardy & Ryan Mullins The Black Skimmer By Christopher Vardy & Ryan Mullins

habitat The Black Skimmer lives in hallow sand holes.

Predators The black skimmer’s predators are Seagulls and Pelicans

Food The black skimmer eats small fish.

Feet It’s feet are red and short. That is useful for flying because of light weight.

The beak The beak has the longer part on the bottom. That is used for scooping up fish in the water.

Websites and books. www.uvm.edu www.allaboutbirds.org www.Animalplanet.com Skimmers by Don Mathews http://www.forestryimages.org/browse/detail.cfm?imgnum=1542580

A picture of the black skimmer.