Birds come in a variety of sizes, lay eggs, and have feathers that can indicate their gender. Some birds like robins and meadowlarks can fly, which helps them survive. Emperor penguins live in Antarctica, lay one egg that is kept warm by the male in a brood patch on his body, and breed in the winter, with the female returning with food after two months.

1. Birds By Davin

2. Bird Facts Some are small and big. lay eggs Camouflage Vertebrates All have feathers Feathers and colors can tell if it is male or female.

3. Bird Fact ,cont. Some birds fly. Flying is a survival skill. When baby birds grow up the ,they get adult feathers. Warm-blooded Robins Meadowlarks

4. Emperor Penguins Live on the coast of Antarctica. They lay 1 egg. They cover the egg in the brood patch. They stay warm by huddling. These penguins breed in the winter time. The male Emperor penguin puts the egg in the brood patch.

5. Emperor Penguin ,cont . The female Emperor Penguin comes back with food in 2 months. When they hatch ,the baby Emperor Penguin stay in the brood patch for 2 months.