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    Most birds make nests in the summer using materials like grass, twigs, and leaves. They build in trees, stones, shells, and leaves. Birds have adaptations like beak shape and foot structure for their environments and diets. Many bird populations are threatened by human activities and some, like the dodo, have gone extinct. The document then provides details on the nesting behaviors of specific bird species like weaver birds, robins, and ducks.

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    Most birds make nests in the summer using materials like grass, twigs, and leaves. They build in trees, stones, shells, and leaves. Birds have adaptations like beak shape and foot structure for their environments and diets. Many bird populations are threatened by human activities and some, like the dodo, have gone extinct. The document then provides details on the nesting behaviors of specific bird species like weaver birds, robins, and ducks.

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    Most birds make nests in the summer using materials like grass, twigs, and leaves. They build in trees, stones, shells, and leaves. Birds have adaptations like beak shape and foot structure for their environments and diets. Many bird populations are threatened by human activities and some, like the dodo, have gone extinct. The document then provides details on the nesting behaviors of specific bird species like weaver birds, robins, and ducks.

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    Busy Month

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    Most birds make nests in the summer using materials like grass, twigs, and leaves. They build in trees, stones, shells, and leaves. Birds have adaptations like beak shape and foot structure for their environments and diets. Many bird populations are threatened by human activities and some, like the dodo, have gone extinct. The document then provides details on the nesting behaviors of specific bird species like weaver birds, robins, and ducks.

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    A BUSY

    MONTH
    SHINI A JOHN PRT
    KV ADOOR SHIFT 1
    POINTS TO
    REMEMBER
    Most birds make nest in the beginning of the
    summer season.
    They make nests on trees , between
    stones ,behind shells ,on leaves etc.
    Nests are made of grass, twigs, roots, wool,
    hair, leaves and even cob webs.
    Birds have many enemies like human beings
    and animals who steal their eggs.
    Birds’ feet are according to their need .i.e.,
    webbed feet to live in water, crooked feet to
    hold tree branches.
    Birds’ beaks depend on the food they eat.
    Animals and human beings have teeth
    depending on their food requirements.
    SOME COMMON BIRDS

    SPARROW SUNBIRD

    INDIAN ROBIN BARBET


    MATCH THE BIRDS TO THEIR PLACE OF MAKING
    NESTS
    IN OR AROUND OUR
    DOVE HOUSE

    INDIAN ROBIN .AMONG THORNS OF


    CACTUS PLANT

    *HOLE IN A TREE TRUNK


    CROW
    *IN OLD BUILDINGS
    COPPERSMITH
    *SPACE BETWEEN
    STONES

    *HANGS FROM THE


    BRANCH OF A TREE
    PIGEON
    *HIGH UP ON A TREE
    SUNBIRD
    NESTS OF
    BIRDS

    Tailor bird

    TAILOR BIRD stitches two leaves on a bush with its


    sharp beak to make a nest and lays eggs on the fold of
    DUCK

    Ducks often choose parts of a garden where the vegetation provides them enough cover in
    which to conceal the nest.

     When constructing her nest, a duck will line it with soft down feathers she plucks
    from her own breast.

     This gives the eggs the best possible cushioning and insulation.

     Ducklings are covered with down and able to walk and leave the nest
    just a few hours after hatching.
    WEAVER BIRD
     The birds build their nests together for protection,
    often several to a branch.
     The nests are woven with long strips of paddy leaves, rough
    grasses and long strips torn from palm fronds.
     Usually the male birds weave the nests and use them as a form
    of display to attract prospective females.
    The weaver bird colonies may be found close to water bodies.
    Male bird is known to make up to 500 trips to complete a nest.
     The nest, being suspended from thorny trees and overhanging
    Indian Robin

    Male feeding
    the young

     Nests are built between rocks, in holes in


    walls or in a tree hollow
     Eggs hatch in about 10–12 days.
    Chicks have black down.
     Both males and females feed the young, the
    males sometimes passing food to the female
    which in turn feeds the young.
    EXTINCT BIRDS
    They are no longer on earth because
    of inhuman behavior of people.

    MOA

    GREAT AUK PASSENGER PIGEON


    DODO
    Bird migration is the regular seasonal journey done by
    many types of birds.

    MIGRATORY
    BIRDS

    Birds migrate for food ,change of habitat or because of


    extreme climate.
    Beaks of birds are used
    to tear and eat meat,
    to make holes in wood
    to suck nectar
    to find worms from water
    to break and crush seeds.
    Feet help the bird
    to go in the water,
    catch prey,
    hold branches ,
    walk on land
    walk on snow
    SOUNDS OF BIRDS

    CROWS CAW
    SPARROWS CHIRP
    PIGEONS COO
    OWLS HOOT
    GEESE CACKLE
    CHICKENS CLUCK
    COCKS CROW
    DUCKS QUACK
    LARKS SING
    PEACOCKS SCREAM
    RAT TEETH CAT
    COW

    SQUIRREL SNAKE

    Human teeth are classified as incisors,


    canines, premolars, and molars.
    AN AFTERTHOUGHT
    BIRDS MAKE OUR WORLD BEAUTIFUL,
    THEY TEACH US TO BE DILIGENT,
    INSPITE OF THEIR LIMITATIONS
    THEY DO THE IMPOSSIBLE,
    LETS TOO BE INSPIRED FROM THESE TINY FRIENDS OF NATURE,
    LETS IN NO WAY HARM THEM,
    OR MAKE LIFE IMPOSSIBLE FOR THEM,
    BE NOT SELFISH AND I PRAY THEE,
    MAKE NO CREATURE EXTINCT………………………

    THANKYOU

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