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A kingfisher's beak is:

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Important Questions on Flying High

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Birds have _____ instead of teeth.
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A newborn bird has a lot of down feathers.
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Which of the following birds has a spoon-shaped beak?

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What would happen if birds did not have body feathers?
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A duck has a broad and sharp beak.

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Name two animals that eat grains.

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Birds have teeth.
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_____ feathers give shape to a bird’s body.
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Which of the following birds has a broad and flat beak with holes on either side?
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The body of a bird is covered with_____.
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What would happen if ducks and geese did not have holes in their beaks? 
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Name a bird that has the Spoon-shaped beak. How does this beak help them in feeding?
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_____ (down/flight) feathers grow close to the skin and keep the bird's body warm.
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The_____keep the body of birds warm.
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Parrots use their hard _____ to eat nuts.                       
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Why does a duck have a flat and broad beak?
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How does the duck feed on the worms without taking in the mud?
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_____ feathers are found in the tail and wings of birds.
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Which of the following bird has broad and flat beak?
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Birds have teeth to chew and grind food.