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Birds beaks

I SEE- I THINK- I WONDER. Birds beaks. I SEE- I THINK- I WONDER I see... a butterfly I think... is eating I wonder... if it is a common or a strange butterfly. Birds beaks. I SEE- I THINK- I WONDER I see... I think... I wonder... . Birds beaks. Types of feeding

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Birds beaks

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  1. I SEE- I THINK- I WONDER Birds beaks

  2. I SEE- I THINK- I WONDER I see... a butterfly I think... is eating I wonder... if it is a common or a strange butterfly Birds beaks

  3. I SEE- I THINK- I WONDER I see... I think... I wonder... Birds beaks

  4. Types of feeding INSECTIVOROUS GRANIVOROUS CARNIVOROUS Birds beaks

  5. Types of feeding SCAVENGERS FISHING BIRDS OTHERS... Birds beaks

  6. Falcons beak The falcons feed on live preys. Their beaks had a “teeth” on its beak for tearing flesh. Birds beaks

  7. Owls beak Owls are also feed on meat, but they don’t crush their preys. Owls swallow their preys whole. Birds beaks

  8. Scavengers beak Scavengers need a strong beak with no feathers around the face, as they stain a lot while eating. Birds beaks

  9. Insectivorous beak Insectivorous birds need small tiny beaks as the insects are generally soft. Birds beaks

  10. Granivorous beak Granivorous birds need thick and strong beaks as the grains are hard to be broken. Birds beaks

  11. Fishing birds beak Fishing birds have large beaks to catch better the fish and swallow it in the right direction. Birds beaks

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