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ducks do have bones . all birds have bones.

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It's just a branch covered with something like a glue and placed somewhere a bird is likely to land. The bird's feet stick to the branch, much like a fly to flypaper and can be collected later by the hunter. There's no lime on or in a lime stick.

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abstkes

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Because birds only have one exit for their reproductive, digestive and urinary tracts — the cloaca — their pee and waste comes from the same place at the same time. So the green or brown trace you often see in the white uric acid paste is actually the equivalent of our feces.

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Birds of prey such as hawks, eagles and owls definitely will eat snakes.

Here is a list of birds that eat snakes.

Red Tailed Hawk

Red Shouldered Hawk

Secretary Bird

Shrikes

Stellar's Sea Eagle

Bald Eagle

Osprey

Blue Heron

American Egret

Cattle Egret

Green Heron

Sandhill Crane

Limpkin

Wood Stork

Also, Greater Roadrunners are one of the few animals that actively hunt rattlesnakes. They tend to hunt cooperatively to do this - one distracts the snake by displaying in front of it while another sneaks up behind it, pins it, and then bashes its head against a rock.

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It's called Squab ... Hope that answers your question.

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A penguin can swim as fast as a seal

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• Siberian Cranes
• Greater Flamingo
• Ruff
• Black winged Stilt

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Fantails, (Piwakawaka), mainly feed on invertebrates, with occasionally fruit and somewhat.

I have a photo of a fantail feeding with its feet in a shallow stream - presumably some floating food.

Their fan-shaped tail is of immense value in allowing nimble turns in flight.

See the related link below for more information.

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Birds respond to temperature, food availability, and weather conditions. They also respond to loud noises, people moving toward them, dogs barking, etc.

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Yes. According to comparative genomics and morphology, crocodiles and birds share a common ancestor in Archosauria.

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Peace. In greek mythology Aphrodite the goddess of beauty, peace, and love has a pigeon as her symbol. White pigeons represent the holy spirit in Catholicism.

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Doves make many different sounds, that range from coos to whouas. This depends on the species.

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The only animal to have feathers are birds, and all birds are two-legged. So basically, the answer is only mythical creatures, such as the griffin.

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Birds are covered with feathers. Bats are covered with hair.

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the goldcrest (not the wren as folklore often says)

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Many birds have different attention spans. However, the bigger birds are very brave but have a habbit of looking away or cocking its head and staring at you.

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Pakistan ka qomi parinda "Chukar " hay

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The largest member of the parrot family by weight is the Kakapo, which lives in New Zealand. The kakapo can weigh from 1.5 to 3kg (52.5 - 105 ounces) for males, and 950g to 1.6kg (31.6 - 56 oz) for females. The kakapo averages 65cm in length (25 inches). The kakapo is the world's only flightless parrot.

The largest member of the parrot family by size is the Hyacinth Macaw which lives in south-central South America. The Hyacinth Macaw easily reaches 100cm in length (around 40-42 inches) but weighs an average of 1.7 kg , or 3.75 lb, which is lighter than the kakapo. The Hyacinth Macaw is the world's largest flying parrot.

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A sanctuary is the most holy part of a religious building such as a church or temple, and in times past, people being hunted could claim safety there from arrest or killing. Likewise, a bird sanctuary is a place of safety for birds.

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Baltimore Oriole...