Brown Pelican
After the dive, the bird drains excess water from the sides of the bill and swallows the fish remaining in the pouch.The Brown Pelican is found along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts of
the United States north to southern Virginia. Largest populations occur
in the Gulf Coast region. A population of Brown Pelicans also exists on
the Pacific Coast of California. Brown Pelicans are also found in
coastal regions of the West Indies, Mexico, Central America, and
northwestern South America. The Brown Pelican is strictly coastal and
occurs in warm salt water regions.
Thursday, April 2, 2015
Brown Thrasher
Today i will be posting about the Brown Thrasher this bird is a very popular bird it a part of a songbird and that i lives in Georgia and the symbol. Sometimes it is mistaking of a wood thrush. the bird is brown with a touch of red. Female Thrashers lay eggs about 2,6 eggs. The Thrasher eats only insects, Fruit and sometimes nuts.
The brown thrasher has a very unqie since of its own like how it look pale legs, bold white wing bar and its yellow eyes i think that it help camfulged its body to not be eaten by the predator so it won't be the prey. the gery catbird is the pedator of thruster and that it eats their eggs if the mother are the farther is not at their nest thier will get the baby and eat them also that the mother should protect the nest. I think that they should put a fight with the catbird. That all i know about the Brown thrasher.
By: Taelon Prince
The brown thrasher has a very unqie since of its own like how it look pale legs, bold white wing bar and its yellow eyes i think that it help camfulged its body to not be eaten by the predator so it won't be the prey. the gery catbird is the pedator of thruster and that it eats their eggs if the mother are the farther is not at their nest thier will get the baby and eat them also that the mother should protect the nest. I think that they should put a fight with the catbird. That all i know about the Brown thrasher.
By: Taelon Prince
common raven
common raven
Common Raven has accompanied people around the Northern Hemisphere for
centuries, following their wagons, sleds, sleighs, and hunting parties
in hopes of a quick meal
jimani
Brown Pelican
After the dive, the bird drains excess water from the sides of the bill and swallows the fish remaining in the pouch. The Brown Pelican is found along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts of the United States north to southern Virginia. Largest populations occur in the Gulf Coast region. A population of Brown Pelicans also exists on the Pacific Coast of California. Brown Pelicans are also found in coastal regions of the West Indies, Mexico, Central America, and northwestern South America. The Brown Pelican is strictly coastal and occurs in warm salt water regions

After the dive, the bird drains excess water from the sides of the bill and swallows the fish remaining in the pouch. The Brown Pelican is found along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts of the United States north to southern Virginia. Largest populations occur in the Gulf Coast region. A population of Brown Pelicans also exists on the Pacific Coast of California. Brown Pelicans are also found in coastal regions of the West Indies, Mexico, Central America, and northwestern South America. The Brown Pelican is strictly coastal and occurs in warm salt water regions
Blue Jay
What I know about the Blue jay is that they most eat nut,acorns,seeds,and insects.The Blue Jay birds are about 11 inches in the length.Blue Jay live in across the eastern United states west to the Rocky Mountains.Blue Jay are well known across North American.Toronto,Canada even named their professional baseball team after the Blue Jay.This common,large songbird is familiar to many people, with its perky crest; blue,white and black plumage;and calls.
By:Emmanuel Palmer
What I know about the Blue jay is that they most eat nut,acorns,seeds,and insects.The Blue Jay birds are about 11 inches in the length.Blue Jay live in across the eastern United states west to the Rocky Mountains.Blue Jay are well known across North American.Toronto,Canada even named their professional baseball team after the Blue Jay.This common,large songbird is familiar to many people, with its perky crest; blue,white and black plumage;and calls.
By:Emmanuel Palmer
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American Gold Finch
--------------------------- The gold finch can be found in southern Canada and the United States.The gold finch mostly eats seeds and it also eats insects and also the gold finch usually feed in flocks . The American Gold Finch has yellow with black wings and head plus for head and did you know the males have orange beaks and the females have less bright orange beaks. The gold finch reaches four and five inches.
Kevin Gonzalez
The American Robin
By,Dayron Santiago
Black vulture
The Black Vulture is entirely black, with a black, featherless head and small, whitish bill.The Black Vulture can measure up to 25 inches in length.They are often found in large numbers at carcasses, or roosting on a conspicuous perch such as a dead tree or electrical tower. Despite their smaller size, they are more aggressive than Turkey Vultures and will drive them away from dead animals. Black Vultures eat carrion dead animals.Black Vultures are found throughout much of the United States, south of New York State.They have recently been extending their range north, and have become so numerous in some areas that they are considered pests. Black Vultures are also found throughout Mexico, Central America, and much of South America.Female Black Vultures lay 2 to 3 eggs in a hollow log or wooded area. They do not build nests. Both parents, who regurgitate food from their crops, feed the young. Black Vultures also regurgitate food when they are approached and, like all vultures, defecate on their legs to keep cool. They are often found in large numbers at carcasses, or roosting on a conspicuous perch such as a dead tree or electrical tower.They have recently been extending their range north, and have become so numerous in some areas that they are considered pests. Black Vultures are also found throughout Mexico, Central America, and much of South America.They will also congregate at garbage dumps and will occasionally attack and kill newborn or incapacitated animals.
By:Sarai Figueroa
Cactus Wren
Cactus Wren Cactus wren eat grasshoppers,beetles,wasps,ants,seeds,and fruits. Cactus wren mostly are desert birds found in arid regions.Cactus wren breed in desert regions of eastern California, southern Nevada,New Mexico and throughout northern Mexico.Cactus wren look like they can stand on many cactus and they don't get hurt.Cactus wren life span is 7-10 years old.Fun facts Cactus wren is the state bird of Arizona. By Leonardo Flores
American Kestrel
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The American Kestrel is our smallest and most widespread falcon.
The measuring of the bird is 10 inches in length.
The female American Kestrel have brown wings.
What They Eat
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They eat a variety of small insects,rodents and small birds and usually hunt from an exposed perch.To hunt,they hover to capture it's prey before diving onto it from above.
Habitat
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Krestrels are "birds of the opened area,pastures,fields,and farmlands."They are mainly found in urban areas with suitable habitats.
Range
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American Krestrels range throughout north america and south america.
post by:Melanie Garcia
Info Resource:mrnussbaum.com
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The American Kestrel is our smallest and most widespread falcon.
The measuring of the bird is 10 inches in length.
The female American Kestrel have brown wings.
What They Eat
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They eat a variety of small insects,rodents and small birds and usually hunt from an exposed perch.To hunt,they hover to capture it's prey before diving onto it from above.
Habitat
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Krestrels are "birds of the opened area,pastures,fields,and farmlands."They are mainly found in urban areas with suitable habitats.
Range
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American Krestrels range throughout north america and south america.
post by:Melanie Garcia
Info Resource:mrnussbaum.com
Blue
Winged
Teal

The Blue-Winged Teal is very common. It may be the populous duck in North America behind the Mallard.
Winged
Teal
The Blue Winged Teal is one of the smallest and fastest flying bird in North America
The bird is about 15 inches in length.The bird mostly eats seed and plants.The male bird has a
gray blue head with a white shaped marking in front of the bill. Aquatic invertebrates, seeds, and plants.he Blue-Winged Teal breeds from central Alaska throughout sub-Arctic
Canada and throughout the western and central portions of the United
States (except for the desert southwest). It also breeds in parts of
then northeastern United States and along the Atlantic coast. High
breeding densities occur in the prairie pothole region of the Dakotas.
The Blue-Winged Teal can be found throughout the United States during
migration, and winters in the southern United States. Large flocks of
teals are easily found in Florida during the winter months.Blue-winged
Teals are often found in shallow ponds, marshes and lagoons.
Javia Robinson 5-409
The Belted Kingfisher
The Belted Kingfisher lives in United States and Canada (except in the desert southwest) and is a year-round resident in the lower 48 states. It is found in lakes, streams, rivers, ponds, estuaries.The male Belted Kingfisher measures about 13 inches in length. It has a shaggy, conspicuous blue-gray crest.the eat fish, crustaceans, insects. The kingfisher will dive headfirst into a stream, marsh, or pond to obtain its prey. It is unusual among bird species in that the female is more brightly colored than the male. The kingfisher is often heard before it is seen, as its loud rattling call betrays its presence.The status on the Belted Kingfisher is that it is common. Xavier Rosales
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Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Sample Post: Bald Eagle
The Bald Eagle is used as a symbol of the United States of America. The Bald Eagle is a large bird with a 90 inch wingspan! It found in the United States and Canada. There was a time when Bald Eagles were dying out because a pesticide called DDT was poisoning them. The use of DDT was banned, and the Bald Eagle population has been recovering.
Instructions
We will be creating a blog about birds in North America. You will do research and make your own blog posts.
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You will each have to read the information about the bird independently. When you are done reading, discuss what facts about the bird you found the most interesting and important. Discus how best to convey that information to our readers. You can look at my sample post about the Bald Eagle for an idea of how I want your post to look.
You will need to write a minimum of three sentences about the bird you are researching. Try to do more than the minimum. Make a post you can be proud of, remember that this blog will be visible to the public. You can use the formatting options at the top of the page. Remember to put the information into your own words! Finally you will need to add a picture. Mr. Nussbaum has given us permission to use the pictures from his website.
Here are the instructions for inserting an image:
http://mrnussbaum.com/birds-2/bird_profiles/
You will each have to read the information about the bird independently. When you are done reading, discuss what facts about the bird you found the most interesting and important. Discus how best to convey that information to our readers. You can look at my sample post about the Bald Eagle for an idea of how I want your post to look.
You will need to write a minimum of three sentences about the bird you are researching. Try to do more than the minimum. Make a post you can be proud of, remember that this blog will be visible to the public. You can use the formatting options at the top of the page. Remember to put the information into your own words! Finally you will need to add a picture. Mr. Nussbaum has given us permission to use the pictures from his website.
Here are the instructions for inserting an image:
- When you find an image that you want to use, whether from Mrnussbaum.com or from google images, hold the control key and click on the image.
- click copy image
- then go back to the blog post you're working on
- hold the control key and click where you want the image to go
Your blog post must be at least one full paragraph long, and include at least one picture of the bird you are researching. Remember that you must talk about what your bird eats, and where it lives. Once you think that your blog is finished, click preview in the upper right corner. A preview of your post will open in a new tab. This will let you see how your post will look to people visiting our blog. Decide if your post is good enough to publish. If it is, go back to the tab where you were editing your post on click publish in the upper left corner. If your post is not ready, continue to edit it until you are ready to publish.
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