Birds Lesson #1


Birds Lesson #1Version en ligne Discovering birds of The Bahamas. Answer questions based on information from the video lesson. par Bahamas National Trust 1 What do birds have that other animals don’t? a Feet b Toes c Feathers d Beaks 2 What is the national bird of The Bahamas? a Bahama Parrot b White-Crowned Pigeon c Bahama Woodstar d West Indian Flamingo 3 What is the category of birds that visit during the wintertime? a Native birds b Migratory birds c Stationary birds d Resident birds 4 Do birds have ears? a Yes - you can see them on the outside b No - they can't hear c Yes - but they're internal d I don't know 5 What is the smallest bird found in The Bahamas? a Hummingbird b Woodpecker c Seagull d Night hawk 6 Why do woodpeckers peck holes in trees? a To make pretty designs b To build a home c To mark their territory d To search for food 7 Which of the following is a difference between resident and migratory birds? a Resident birds travel during the winter and migratory birds live here all year b Resident birds travel elsewhere to feed and reproduce, and migratory birds do not c Resident birds can change their diet according to what’s available, migratory birds cannot d Migratory birds can change their diet according to what’s available, resident birds cannot 8 Which native Bahamian bird was mentioned in the video? a Piping plover b Bahama Woodstar c Seagull d Night Heron

Birds Lesson #1Version en ligne

Discovering birds of The Bahamas. Answer questions based on information from the video lesson.

Feet

Toes

Feathers

Beaks

Bahama Parrot

White-Crowned Pigeon

Bahama Woodstar

West Indian Flamingo

Native birds

Migratory birds

Stationary birds

Resident birds

Yes - you can see them on the outside

No - they can't hear

Yes - but they're internal

I don't know

Hummingbird

Woodpecker

Seagull

Night hawk

To make pretty designs

To build a home

To mark their territory

To search for food

Resident birds travel during the winter and migratory birds live here all year

Resident birds travel elsewhere to feed and reproduce, and migratory birds do not

Resident birds can change their diet according to what’s available, migratory birds cannot

Migratory birds can change their diet according to what’s available, resident birds cannot

Piping plover

Bahama Woodstar

Seagull

Night Heron