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Page 1: Snowy Owl By Marissa Bird Birds have feathers. Birds have two legs. Birds have beaks. Birds have two wings

Snowy OwlSnowy Owl

By MarissaBy Marissa

Page 2: Snowy Owl By Marissa Bird Birds have feathers. Birds have two legs. Birds have beaks. Birds have two wings

BirdBird

Birds have feathers.Birds have feathers. Birds have two legs. Birds have two legs. Birds have beaks.Birds have beaks. Birds have two wings.Birds have two wings.

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Location (Where it lives) Location (Where it lives)

Snowy Owls live in the Arctic. Snowy Owls live in the Arctic.

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Habitat / EnvironmentHabitat / Environment

Where: Arctic TundraWhere: Arctic Tundra Surroundings / Shelter: Snow , TreesSurroundings / Shelter: Snow , Trees Temperature: ColdTemperature: Cold

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FoodFood

Snowy Owls eat rodents.Snowy Owls eat rodents.

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Predator- Prey RelationshipPredator- Prey Relationship

A Snowy Owl is prey to the Lynx!A Snowy Owl is prey to the Lynx! Snowy Owls eat rodents. The snowy owl is Snowy Owls eat rodents. The snowy owl is

predator to rodents.predator to rodents.

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Size / LooksSize / Looks

Height: 27 inchesHeight: 27 inches Weight: 3.5 to 6.5 poundsWeight: 3.5 to 6.5 pounds Description: fluffy white Description: fluffy white

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Interesting FactInteresting Fact

Snowy Owls lay 3 to 11 eggs.Snowy Owls lay 3 to 11 eggs.

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Interesting FactInteresting Fact

An adult may eat more than 1,600 lemmings An adult may eat more than 1,600 lemmings a year!a year!

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Interesting FactInteresting Fact

Snowy Owls feathers blend in with the Snowy Owls feathers blend in with the snow. snow.

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Interesting FactInteresting Fact

Snowy Owls hunt for food in the day and Snowy Owls hunt for food in the day and night.night.

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Interesting FactInteresting Fact

Their favorite food is a lemming. Their favorite food is a lemming.

Birds and Beaks

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Bird beaks (teach)

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mrlouie.weebly.commrlouie.weebly.com/uploads/1/6/8/7/16873684/speciat… · Web viewThese birds could crack open and eat the large seeds more easily. Thus, birds with large beaks

11 Birds and Biomimicry fwnf - Klamath Bird Observatory · Young birds have fluffy down feathers to keep warm, finches have strong beaks to crack open the seeds they eat, owls have

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Geeked About Beaks

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Bird Beaks & Their Uses

Key Term Define using context clues n s Varieties Evolution · seasons or when the food supply is limited by other things. Their beaks help the birds better compete with other birds

Animal Adaptations. Body Parts Beaks Finches have different kinds of beaks depending on what they eat. A house finch eats fruit – it has a short, stubby

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