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1 Adaptation Artistry Bird adaptations
Animal Adaptations Adaptation Artistry Bird adaptations

2 beaks Protect Get and eat food.

3 Pelican Avocet http://sunsite.tus.ac.jp/multimed/pics/animals/

4 Hawk Woodpecker http://www.blogd.com/images/acornw.jpg

5 Goldfinch

6 Hummingbird

7 feet Protect Get and eat food. Move around

8 Duck

9 Crane Heron

10 Hawk Eagle

11 Chicken

12 legs Protect Get and eat food. Move around Support
Protect Get and eat food. Move around Support

13 Ostrich

14 Whooping Crane

15 Bald Eagle

16 wings Protect Get and eat food. Move around

17 Bluebird

18 Turkey Vulture

19 Eagle reeca.blogspot.com/

20 Coloration Protect Attract mates

21 Adult male birds http://www.pbase.com/wingsandthings/birds

22 Changing color with the season
Ptarmigan Snowy owl the-owl/

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