Birds

 The peacock is the national bird of
Peacock India.
 It is a very colourful bird.
 Its wings are long and colourful.
 Peacock wings have moon like spots on

them.
 Peacocks can fly only for very short

distances.
 They have a long shining, dark, blue

neck.
 Peacocks likes the clouds very much.
 They dances when there is thunder in

the sky.
 The female peacock is called a peahen.

Crow
 Sparrows are small birds.
Sparrow  They have brown, black, grey

and white feathers.
 They have short tails; their

beaks are also short and strong.
 They eat seeds, insects, fruit,

and berries.
 They usually live-in flocks.
 They make their nests at safe

places in houses, buildings,
bushes, trees or under bridges.
Pigeon
 Pigeons are domestic birds.
 Pigeons are herbivorous in nature

and their diet includes seeds, fruits
and plants.
 Pigeons prefer to live in flocks
 Pigeon is bird which eventually

symbolize PEACE.
 It is the only bird which can easily go

up to miles and come back to the
same place.
Parrot  The bird named 'parrot' is a
very attractive and beautiful
bird. They have feathers that
are green in color.
 here are about 390 species of

parrots.
 Parrots has a single beak that

are red in color and are curve
in structure.

They loves to eat Guava and
Chili.
 The most interesting character

in parrot is that they can talk
and can imitate the voice of
humans.
Hen / Cock  The hen is a domestic bird.
 Female – Hen, Male – Cock
 It can not fly long.
 The cock has a reddish crown on its

head.
 It lays one egg a day. These eggs are

a good source of proteins.
 People keep hens for eggs and meat.
 Baby hen is called as “chick”.
 The sound it makes is called as

“Clucking”.
Duck  The duck is a bird which
normally found in the place
where there is water like pond,
streams, lake, river etc.
 Ducks have shorter neck and

wings. They have stout body.
 The sound of duck is called

quacking .
 The duck loves water and has

waterproof feathers. It has
webbed feet which are designed
for swimming.
 Baby duck is known as duckling.

 Crane is a tall wading bird.
 Crane are tall Birds with

long legs .
 They are
usually brown, white,
or gray in their color.
 They are omnivorous .
 Crane can swim in calm

water easily .
Flamingo  Flamingos are well-known for
their vibrant pink color and long
legs and neck.
 Flamingos are omnivores. This

means that they eat both plants
and animals.
 There are six species of flamingo.

Two of species are found
in Africa, Europe and Asia.
 Bhigwan near Pune is a place

were we could see Migrated
Flamingo.
Woodpecker
 Woodpeckers are small birds with

very strong beaks.
 They use their beaks to hammer

into trees and get to the small
insects living inside.
 There are about 180 species, or

types, of woodpecker.
 Most woodpeckers live in forests,

spending their lives mainly in
trees.
Hummingbird  Hummingbirds are the smallest
birds in the world.
 They are extremely tiny birds

weighing, roughly two to twenty
grams.
 Even though they are the smallest

birds in the world, they have the
fastest wings beats of any other
bird. Hummingbirds beat their
wings over one thousand times a
minute.
 Nectar is not their only source of

food; they also eat mosquitoes,
flies, ants, small beetles, tiny wasps
and other small insects.
Owl  The owl is a bird of prey. It
has large eyes and a flat
face.
 It can turn its head as much

as 270 degree.
 It generally active at night.

It cannot see the tings close
to its eyes clearly.
 Baby owls are

called owlets.
 Most owls hunt insects,

small mammals and other
birds. Some owl species
hunt fish.
Eagle  Eagles are large, powerful birds
of prey.
 Eagles have large, hooked

beaks.
 Eagles have excellent eyesight.
 Eagles build their nests on high

cliffs or in tall trees.
 There are over 60 different

species of eagle.
Ostrich  An ostrich is a largest bird in
the world.
 It is mainly found in Africa.

Ostrich does have wings, but it
cannot fly, but they can run
very fast.
 Ostrich is famous for its speed

as it runs at the speed of 70
km per hour.
 It has long and skinny legs, a

long neck and a pointed beak
and has the largest eyes
among all the land animals.
 The height of an ostrich could

be up to 9 feet.

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 The peacock is the national bird of

 It is a very colourful bird.

 Its wings are long and colourful.

 Peacock wings have moon like spots on

 Peacocks can fly only for very short

 They have a long shining, dark, blue

 Peacocks likes the clouds very much.

 They dances when there is thunder in

 The female peacock is called a peahen.

Sparrow  They have brown, black, grey

 They have short tails; their

 They eat seeds, insects, fruit,

 They usually live-in flocks.

 They make their nests at safe

 Pigeons are herbivorous in nature

 Pigeons prefer to live in flocks

 Pigeon is bird which eventually

 It is the only bird which can easily go

 here are about 390 species of

 Parrots has a single beak that

 The most interesting character

 Female – Hen, Male – Cock

 It can not fly long.

 The cock has a reddish crown on its

 It lays one egg a day. These eggs are

 People keep hens for eggs and meat.

 Baby hen is called as “chick”.

 The sound it makes is called as

 Ducks have shorter neck and

 The sound of duck is called

 The duck loves water and has

 Baby duck is known as duckling.

 Crane are tall Birds with

 They are omnivorous .

 Crane can swim in calm

 Flamingos are omnivores. This

 There are six species of flamingo.

 Bhigwan near Pune is a place

 Woodpeckers are small birds with

 They use their beaks to hammer

 There are about 180 species, or

 Most woodpeckers live in forests,

 They are extremely tiny birds

 Even though they are the smallest

 Nectar is not their only source of

 It can turn its head as much

 It generally active at night.

 Baby owls are

 Most owls hunt insects,

 Eagles have large, hooked

 Eagles have excellent eyesight.

 Eagles build their nests on high

 There are over 60 different

 It is mainly found in Africa.

 Ostrich is famous for its speed

 It has long and skinny legs, a

 The height of an ostrich could

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