1. Conquest of the Skies: Triumph
EKO/ADF1,

2. Griffon Vulture (Gyps fulvus), sup bělohlavý
large cm, wingspan cm
Asia, Africa, Europe
mainly in the mountains (the Alps)
live in flocks
eat carrions
children are fed (until they are 4 months old)

3. The Peregrine (Falco peregrinus) sokol stěhovavý
enlarged cosmopolitan bird
female is usually larger than a male
long pointed wings, short tail narrows to the end
dark "beard" on the white face
eat birds which are smaller then itself

4. Starlings (Sturnidae) čeleď špačkovití
small - medium-sized birds
strong legs
strong and straight flight
gregarious
locations: open grounds
eat insects and fruits

5. Hummingbirds (Trochilidae) čeleď kolibříkovití
small, very colorful birds → "flying gemstones"
endemits of the American continent
fly very well: wave with their wings 12x - 90x per second, speeds up to 15 miles per hour, hover in the air
eat nectar

6. Barn Owl (Tyto alba) sova pálená
all continents except Antarctica
grey and orange, black eyes
flies in absolute silence
eats mostly mammals (field mouse), then birds (the house sparrow)

7. Swiftlets (Apodidae) čeleď rorýsovití
Southern Asia, South Pacific islands and Northeastern Australia
narrow wings – fast flight
nests from saliva (sliny)
echolocation (3 – 10 KHz)

8. Bats (Chiroptera) řád letouni
flying mammals
second most numerous order
lives in the night, sleeps during the day
hunts insect
Echolocation – ultrasound (up to 100 KHz)

9. Hawk Moths (Sphingidae) čeleď lišajovití
Butterflies
(sub)tropical areas
fastest instects - fly at speed over 50km/h
hover while feeding
picture on the back (Greater death’s head hawkmoth)

10. Thank you for your attention!
Mašín brothers, Orság Šimon, Chasák Jan
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