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buoy meets gull...

Wild turkeys enjoy a very wide and varied diet. Among other things they do eat grains and seeds including corn and wheat.

They can fly fom Antarctica to Brazil within 500 miles. They fly to Brazil in search of squid for their young.

The Great blue heron has its long legs to hunt in deep water.

The gestation period for a crane is 8 months.

An aquatic bird is basically called an aquatic bird.

this is a difficult question to explain but because of the crology the manvilupity will abstract and the zutbilitund will eat off of the abstracting manvilupity and that causes an albatross to take off

answered by Nicole elaine smith

this 'explanation' is nonsense. It doesn't explain anything that the lay person could understand and none of the 'technical' words are in the Concise Oxford Dictionary!

You can't until they are a certain age. Before that, while the females quack, the males make a 'whong' or 'woooo' sound. If the bill is yellow-green it is probably a male.

You could also take it to the vet and have it sexed.

no they don't actually .the feathers help them stay warm according to the habitat they like to live in.

Albatross will defend themselves by using their bill that is hooked at the end and it has sharp blades on either side. The birds safe haven is flying in the sky.

There are hundreds - if not thousands of them.

And what do you call a 'water bird'?

There are ducks, geese and swans, rails, divers (loons), grebes, waders, herons, egrets, storks and so on...

After mating and building the nest, there is approximately 2-3 weeks before the egg laying begins. Once the female begins to lay, she will produce a new egg every 12-24 hours and it can take up to 2-3 weeks before all the eggs are laid. Once she has laid all her eggs then the incubation period begins and usually lasts about 6 weeks before hatching. Males and Females alternate sitting on the eggs during the incubation period.

on cliffs,trees,rocky coasts.sometimes in sea caves.in kolonies of ofa bout one hundred nests.P.Bougainvilii build their nests dens.about 3 nests per square meter

As soon as they are born out of their shells and have dried off and gone fluffy they can (and should) go into the water.

All young geese are called goslings.

the predators of the Cormorant eggs and chicks include the Kelp Gulls and other birds.

The blue footed booby lives with two other species of booby, but they have different feeding and nesting areas, for example the blue footed booby lives on the ground and the red footed nests in trees. The red footed flies farther away from shore to hunt for fish than the blue footed. They can thus live in close proximity with each other, and many other seabirds.

Lay eggs, (of course! they're birds)

Swans have their babies by laying eggs. Birds do not give live birth like mammals do.

45 cm (18 in) and 340 g (12 oz), to 100 cm (40 in) and 5 kg (11 lb).

It is believed that eagles only rely on the powerful vision as there primary weapon for hunting and catching prey. Eagles can spot prey from over 2 kilometres away.

A group of geese flying in "V" formation is called a wedge.

Generally, only birds that live on or near the water have webbed feet to aid in swimming. Birds of prey have individual "toes" or claws (talons) to grip their prey.