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The barn owl is a medium-sized owl with a white heart-shaped face. It is often seen in farmland, especially in barns and old buildings - hence its name!
At night it hunts small animals like mice. Its distinctive call is a soft, repeated screech.
At night it hunts small animals like mice. Its distinctive call is a soft, repeated screech.
A bittern is a kind of wading bird with a brown, striped body that blends well with tall reeds. It lives in wetlands and eats small fish, frogs, and insects.
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Blackbird is a name given to a number of medium-sized birds with shiny black feathers. Blackbirds can be found across much of the world in woodlands and gardens. They scratch around on the ground for insects, and also eat berries.
The bluebird is a small songbird that is bright blue on its back and wings and a duller color underneath. It lives in open country like fields, meadows, and farmland. Bluebirds hop around on the ground to look for insects and berries, and they nest in holes in trees or they might nest in bird boxes if you provide them. They're known for their cheerful, clear songs.
A booby is a type of seabird with long wings, a fairly heavy body, and a long, straight beak. It lives on warm ocean coasts and islands, where it nests near the water. Boobies are good at diving for fish and other sea life.
The picture is of a blue-footed booby.
The picture is of a blue-footed booby.
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Bulbuls are a family of medium-sized songbirds. They are found in most haitats, with African bulbuls being found mainly in rainforests. Bulbuls can be found in Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Indonesia and even Japan.
Buzzards are a family of medium-sized birds of prey with broad wings in the hawk family.
In North America, a buzzard is a common name for turkey vultures.
In North America, a buzzard is a common name for turkey vultures.