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A wildlife fieldtrip HungryRed wingedBald EagleSeagullsFluffy MallardHunting eaglePtarmiganPeacockBlue Heron CardinalGoldfinch Click on a red button for.

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1 A wildlife fieldtrip HungryRed wingedBald EagleSeagullsFluffy MallardHunting eaglePtarmiganPeacockBlue Heron CardinalGoldfinch Click on a red button for information about a bird Click on a blue button to see a bird Click on the house to come back to this slide

2 Hungry

3 about hungry birds

4 Cold Red Winged Blackbird

5 about cold blackbirds

6 Bald Eagle

7 about Bald Eagles

8 Seagulls flocking

9 about feeding Seagulls

10 Feathers fluffed for warmth

11 about adaptations to cold

12 Mallard landing

13 about Mallards

14 Bald Eagle Hunting

15 about eagles hunting prey

16 Ptarmigan on snow

17 about arctic camouflage

18 Peacock showing off

19 about Peacocks

20 Blue Heron hunting dinner

21 about Blue Herons

22 Male Cardinal at feeder

23 about Cardinals

24 Goldfinch

25 about Goldfinches

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