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Wings, beaks and feet are a birds special tools. You can tell where a bird lives and how it gets food by these special adaptations.
Birds have hollow bones and they make uric acid instead of urine, this removes excees water more efficiently to save water wieght. their feathers are an adaptation of scales to allow flight.
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