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What colours of Angry Birds are there?
black bird red bird blue bird yellow bird white bird green bird big brother bird mighty eagle blu which is only on angry birds rio
What is the code for the box in shed on mystic garden?
blue, red, green, purple .......its the bird houses ^.^
What is the colour of blood in a bird?
Well just a while ago I saw a robin that was dying and the blood was purple. I think it depends on what type though!
Is there a living thing other than a bird or bug be blue green or purple?
yes, and the only one I can think of though is snakes.
When did the purple finch becaume the state bird of nh?
The Purple Finch became the state bird of NH in 1957.
What bird has six leg's . it was purple colored?
No bird. There is no such thing as a six legged bird.
What aniamls and plants are found on Tristan da cunha?
There is actually few, the rare bird the manChester was only seen by three people. The red fern grows in most parts of the Tristan da Cuna. The polka dotted leaf is a large yellow leaf that amphibians and reptiles use for shelter!
What bird has purple wings that flies and sing sweet melodies?
The bird you are referring to is likely the purple martin. The purple martin is a species of swallow known for its iridescent purple wings and melodious songs. They are skilled aerial acrobats and are known for their graceful flight patterns. Their songs are a common sound in the summer months in North America.
What are the names of the fimbles?
The dark green and yellow one is called Fimbo, the purple and blue one is called Florrie, the pink and green one is called Pom, the bird is called Bessie, Bessie's baby fluffball is called Ribble, the frog is called Rockit, and the dark green and purple bear sort of thing is called Roly Mo.
What is the national bird of Swaziland?
The Purple-crested Turaco is the national bird of Swaziland.
What is New Hampshire's state color?
Purple, after the Purple Finch (state bird) and Purple Lilac (state flower).
Is a swallow and a purple martin the same bird?
No
