Relier Pairs Bird Beaks and Feet Version en ligne Match each of the bird adaptations to the way it helps the bird. par Kathy Hoover 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Climbers have feet that have toes that: face in both directions are like sharp claws to help a bird climb in search of food. Swimmers have feet that: are webbed to help them paddle through the water in search of food. This beak helps the bird strain algae and plants in the water Perchers have feet that: enable the bird to grasp a limb or branch consist of three toes pointing forward and one pointing backward. Ground birds or runners have feet that help birds move through the undergrowth of the forest have three toes pointing forward have a fourth toe that is much smaller and points backward. This beak helps a bird crush seeds. This beak helps the bird sip nectar from flowers This beak helps the bird probe through the mud looking for food. Waders have feet that: help them search for food on the bottom of a marsh or bay while supporting them and giving them balance. Waders also have long legs. Predators have feet that: are curved and have sharp talons that allow them to catch and carry their food. This beak helps a bird tear flesh.
