Bird vocalization

Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Anthopoda Class: Insecta Order: Coleoptera Family: Coccinellidae The Ladybird is a small beetle varying in sizes but predominately range between 3mm (such as the psyllobora vigintiduopuatar species) to 10mm (such as the coccinella septempretara species). There are at least 5,000 known different species of Ladybird in the world. Because they have a diverse variety of habitats which include forests, fields, gardens and grasslands they have a global spread

A tin bird is not a real bird but the love pecks at “the tin image of/a faceless bird”(9-10). While the speaker is real and cares for the bird; the bird connects with a false image. People sometimes love an image, or what they think someone represents but do not connect to an actual person. The mood of the poem is sad and the tone is dark. The bird, love, is in danger from others. The sparrow seems vulnerable and lost. It

Birds are a common sight in most places people tend to be. These winged creatures are seen in bustling places like the pigeons that are in urban and suburban areas, the woodpeckers in rural regions, the crows on farms, and even in cages within buildings. In fact, these elegant creatures are so common a sight in society that they are often overlooked and underappreciated. This is similar to how women were and sometimes still are treated within society; they are given little appreciation when they

Emperor Penguin Introduction: The Emperor Penguin, also scientifically known as Aptenodytes forsteri, is the tallest and heaviest of all penguin species. The Emperor Penguin is native to Antarctica and is near threatened with a stable population. If living in the wild, it generally has a lifespan of around 20 years, but an individual can reach 50 years of age. The Emperor penguin reproduces sexually, meaning two parents are required during the reproduction process. Emperor penguins reach sexual maturity

Introduction Litchfield National Park covers about 1500 kilometres2 and is near the township of Batchelor, which is 100 kilometres south-west of Darwin, in the Northern Territory. Every year this park attacks over 260,000 visitors. It was first proclaimed as a national park in 1986 and is named after Frederick Henry Litchfield. The park was named after Frederick Henry Litchfield, who was a member of the Finniss Expedition that had travelled from South Australia in 1864. This was the first European

chasing her. The girl reached the clearing, sighing of relief, but she was far from safe. Leaving the bushes and trees behind meant that the creature wouldn't be able to hide, its camouflage rendered useless, but it would also have freedom to move. The birds stopped their chirping, and just the buzzing of mosquitoes in the nearby pond broke the silence, not even her breath could be heard. The predator, a long lizard-like being covered in kaleidoscopic feathers stumbled out of the vegetation, its six legs

comprehensive resources for information, education and community involvement. Audubon hopes to encourage people to learn about plovers and how they can help save them and their habitat. Physical Description: The Western Snowy Plover is a very small bird, weighing less than two ounces and growing to be about 6 inches long. It is pale brown on top and white below, with a white hind neck collar, a dark forehead bar, and dark eye patches and lateral breast patches. Its legs and bill are dark gray or black

after receiving their doctorate degree, and a research associate at the Smithsonian Institution. Bridget became interested in songbirds in the 1980s. She studies the migrations of the tiniest birds and the threats posed upon them. (Cameron, 2013) Stutchbury had many questions such as: why do certain birds mate five or ten times an hour, how are mates chosen and how do they care for their offspring, and many more. She followed these songbirds to Latin America, their wintering grounds, and North America

Great Horned Owls generally use nests built by other species. They usually lay two eggs per season, but can lay anywhere from 1 to 5. It takes between 30-37 days for the eggs to hatch. Baby chicks’ eyes remain closed until they are 9 to 11 days old. When they are 20-27 days old, they are able to eat the food their mom has brought them without any help. When the owlets are 40 days old, they are able to climb out to branches. After the young reach 45 to 49 days of age, they are able to fly, but will

running start and swim with all of his might. But it was impossible. He tried all day long, even as the sun was setting in the West. From that day forth, all of the flying fish in the land would try to leap out from the water to soar among the other birds once