Year 7 students at Hawkesdale P12 College produced slideshows about threatened species.

1. Helmeted honeyeater Sarah Herring

2. DIET Helmeted honeyeaters eat invertebrates, Nectar, lerps honeydew and eucalypt or other plant snap.

3. KIINGDOM: ANIMALIA SCIENTIFIC NAME: LICHENOSTOMUS MELANOPS CASSIDIX

4. HABITAT Helmeted honeyeaters live in bush land areas in central Victoria

5. SRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS The helmeted honey eater Has feathers and a beak. They have an internal-skeleton. They can weigh up to 32gms and get to the length of 200mm.

6. FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS *Helmeted honeyeaters lay eggs. *They fly *They become independent 40 days after hatching *Their breeding season is from July to March

7. *They are territorial and aggressive towards other birds *Pairs rarely leave there territory BEHAVIOURAL CHARACTERISTICS

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9. Bibliography www.wikipidia.org www.nrm.gov.au www.enviroment.gov.au www.acess.250x.com www.google.com.au