Complete the table. Bird Type of feet and claws How it helps (a) Geese To push water back while swimming (b) Talons (c) Crow Three toes in front and one at the back (d) Long, slender legs (e) Woodpecker (f) Hard and sharp claws

Bird Type of feet and claws How it helps (a) Geese Webbed feet To push water back while swimming (b) Eagles Talons For catching foods such as rats and small birds (c) Crow Three toes in front and one at the back To hold on to the branch of a tree while perching on it (d) Cranes Long, slender legs To walk slowly through water without getting wet (e) Woodpecker Two toes pointed forward, and two toes pointed backward To climb up and down a tree (f) Hen Hard and sharp claws To scratch and dig the ground for insects and seeds

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Match the birds to their beaks and feet.

Important Questions on A Busy Month

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All water birds have _____ feet.

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Fill in the blank with an appropriate word from the bracket:

Woodpecker and cuckoo are examples of _____ (wading/climbing) birds.

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Why do birds of prey have talons?

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Holding on to the branch of a tree with toes by birds is called _____.

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What do the birds use their feet for?

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Complete the table.

Bird	Type of feet and claws	How it helps
(a) Geese		To push water back while swimming
(b)	Talons
(c) Crow	Three toes in front and one at the back
(d)	Long, slender legs
(e) Woodpecker
(f)	Hard and sharp claws