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The Bat Falcon lives in forests and open areas with few trees in Mexico, South America, and Suriname. It preys on bats, small birds, and insects, and is preyed upon by owls, hawks, and vipers. The Bat Falcon has black head and upper body with a white chest, tan neck, and long black tail with gray stripes. It has dark brown eyes with a rim of yellow. Their call is a "ke-ke-ke" and they can live 12-18 years.
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- 1. Bat Falcon By: Seth
- 2. Table of Contents 1. Habitat 2. Food 3. Describe The Animal 4. Other Interesting Facts 5. Glossary 6. About The Author 7. Bibliography 8. Index
- 3. Habitat The Bat Falcon lives in Mexico, South America, and Suriname. The Bat Falcon is also found in forests and clear land with very few trees.
- 4. Predator And Prey The Bat Falcon eats bats, small birds, and insects. The Bat Falconโs predators are the Great Horned Owl, Hawk, and Vipers.
- 5. What Is a Bat Falcon Bat Falcons are black on its head and on the upper part of its body. The Bat Falconโs chest is white and its neck is tan. They have a long tail that is black with little gray lines on it. The Bat Falcons eyeโs are dark brown with a little bit of yellow around it.
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- 7. More interesting facts The life span for a Bat Falcon is 12-18 yrs. There are more than 40 different kinds of falcons. They also hunt for mice, frogs, fish, and small birds. Some other predators are eagles, they can also be found in wetlands and desert.
- 8. Glossary Predators ( preh-deh-tors) what eats it Prey (pray) what it eats Mexico (mex-ee-ko) country in North America South America (sowth-amer-a-ka) the south country Northern Argentina (nor-thern-arj-in-te-na) northern part of Argentina Trinidad (tri-na-dad) Trinidad is a group of islands Suriname (sur-eh-name) Suriname is on the northeast coast of South America
- 9. About The Author Hi, my name is Seth. I live in Alabama. I like to play soccer a lot. I play goalie. My favorite soccer team is Chelsea and my favorite soccer player is Torres. I also like to ride my ripstick. I have a younger brother named Grant and I have a younger sister named Brooke. Iโm the oldest. My favorite colors are red, green and blue. My favorite food is bacon.
- 10. Index Habitat 3,6, 7 What it eats and what eats it 4,8 Describing a Bat Falcon 5,6,7 Glossary 8 About The Author 9
- 11. Bibliography I got my pictures from Google and Compfight. I got my info. from ADW. http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/accounts/Falcon http://www.google.com/search?q=google&channel=link doctor&safe=active http://compfight.com/