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Our Bird Dish, Chapeter 1: Birds in the Sun Our class likes to see birds sitting in the sun, so we got a big flat pan. We hung it with string from a peg. That is our bird dish. We fill it with nuts and bird seed. We add some nuts in shells. Birds come and land on the edge. They peck at the nuts. What birds do we see? Here is a little bird that likes to sing. We call it a finch. It has tan wings and red on its chin and neck and back. And we see black birds.