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1. Aaren - November 3, 2008

HOW TO IDENTIFY BIRDS

Paying attention to individual differences can help you identify birds, too. You can recognize many birds simply by noting their shapes, even if seen only in silhouette. Other useful characteristics are a bird’s posture, size, flight pattern, and the kind of habitat in which the bird was seen.

Start by learning to identify general groups of birds– warblers, flycatchers, hawks, owls, wrens–whose members all share certain similarities. As your observation skills improve, familiarize yourself with the field marks–colored or patterned areas on the bird’s body, head, and wings–that help distinguish species.
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Aaren

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2. Paul Wooten - March 7, 2009

Looks like the cockatoo really enjoyed this. Do birds get dizzy? I got dizzy just watching!

3. susan fielder - May 2, 2009

I just found this on birdaday.com and, yes, she loves this. She has more on youtube under the word hooterboot. thanks for the comment… Susan

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