Tidbit Thursday: 5 interesting bird facts

5 Bird Facts

kiwi
“The nose knows!” The KIWI 
  • THE SHORTEST BEAK: the KIWI since its nostrils are at the end of its beak
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“My beak holds what my belly can.” The AUSTRALIAN PELICAN
  • THE LONGEST BEAK: the AUSTRALIAN PELICAN with a 13-18.5 inch beak
bee hummingbird
“I’m small but I’m faster than you!” The BEE HUMMINGBIRD
  • THE SMALLEST BIRD: the male BEE HUMMINGBIRD who weighs in at a whooping 0.056 ounces
woodcock
“I see you!” THE WOODCOCK
  • THE BIGGEST FIELD OF VISION: the WOODCOCK whose eyes are placed so far back in its head that it can see 360 degrees around itself
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“Watch out! I’m spreading my wings.” THE WANDERING ALBATROSS
  • THE LARGEST WINGSPAN: the WANDERING ALBATROSS. In 1965, a male was found with a wingspan of 11 feet 11 inches. These birds can fly for several hours without beating their wings.

 

Are there more bird facts to add? Of course there are.

5 drawings was all I had time to do for this week’s post.

See what interesting bird facts you can find.

Have a great day!

Peace,

Nature Mamaw

 

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