1. Bird Project By: Tia

2. Flamingo A Flamingo has a long neck with pink features. A Flamingo has a long neck with pink features. The flamingo stands on one feet when it sleeps. The flamingo stands on one feet when it sleeps. The flamingo big beak is pink and black at the tip. The flamingo big beak is pink and black at the tip.

3. Sandhill Crane The sandhill crane are long legged bird. The sandhill crane are long legged bird. The sandhill also have long neck and gray features. The sandhill also have long neck and gray features. Heron-like birds with a patch of bald red skin on top of their head. Heron-like birds with a patch of bald red skin on top of their head.

4. Black-necked stilt The black- necked stilt has a long pink leg. The black- necked stilt has a long pink leg. The birds feature is black and white. The birds feature is black and white. On top of its head is all black. On top of its head is all black.

5. Piping Plover The bird has a black colored features on it’s neck, looks like a necklace. The bird has a black colored features on it’s neck, looks like a necklace. The birds has a small black beck. The birds has a small black beck. The birds body features are gray and white on it’s tummy. The birds body features are gray and white on it’s tummy.

6. Northern Mockingbird The mockingbird is usually found in northern Florida. The mockingbird is usually found in northern Florida. The birds features are dark gray and white. The birds features are dark gray and white. The bird is about 10’’ tall same height as American robin. The bird is about 10’’ tall same height as American robin.

7. Turkey vulture The turkey vulture have reddish color on his head. The turkey vulture have reddish color on his head. On the turkey vulture features are black. On the turkey vulture features are black. Turkey vulture holds its wings in a “v” while soaring. Turkey vulture holds its wings in a “v” while soaring.

8. Northern Gannet Northern gannet are large birds, with a yellow features on its head. Northern gannet are large birds, with a yellow features on its head. Their height is about 36inches. Their height is about 36inches. The birds body are all white. (they are very cute birds) The birds body are all white. (they are very cute birds)

9. Blue Jay The blue jay is a median size bird. The blue jay is a median size bird. They are found in a wooded area, through most Northern American. They are found in a wooded area, through most Northern American. They eat nuts, seeds and little animals. They eat nuts, seeds and little animals.

10. Burrowing Owl The owl are mostly found underground. The owl are mostly found underground. They can be found mostly in north and south American. They can be found mostly in north and south American. The birds color is brown and white, their eyes are black and yellow. The birds color is brown and white, their eyes are black and yellow.

11. American white pelican The birds has a black futures under its wing. The birds has a black futures under its wing. Their futures are white, their beaks are bright orange. Their futures are white, their beaks are bright orange. They are found in America. They are found in America.

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