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The document discusses the feet and claws of different types of birds. It explains that all birds have two feet with three or four toes that help them walk, wade, and catch food. The feet and claws also depend on a bird's habitat and diet. Preying birds like eagles and hawks have talons or curved claws to catch prey. Perching birds have claws to grip branches while searching for food. Scratching birds use claws to search for seeds and insects in soil. Climbing birds have toe arrangements to help them balance on trees. Swimming birds have webbed feet that aid propulsion in water. Wading birds have long legs and spread toes for walking in shallow water and mud.
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- 1. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CLASS 3 LESSON –FLYING HIGH
- 2. FEET AND CLAWS All birds have two feet and three or four toes. The feet and claws help the bird to walk, wade through water and catch food.
- 3. FEET AND CLAWS Claws are curved, pointed and horny nails present on the feet. Claws can be used for climbing, protecting, holding food and perching.
- 4. FEET AND CLAWS The feet and claws of birds also depend upon their living conditions , the kind of food they eat and their hunting patterns.
- 5. TYPES OF FEET AND CLAWS – PREYING BIRDS Flesh – eating birds such as eagle, hawk, vulture are also called Preying birds. Preying birds have three toes in the front and one at the back. EAGLE VULTURE HAWK
- 6. The preying birds have very sharp and curved claws called Talons. Talons help to catch and hold their prey firmly while flying.
- 7. PERCHING BIRDS Birds such as pigeon, crow, sparrow and nightingale spend a lot of their time perching on trees and searching for food and shelter. CROW NIGHTINGALE SPARROW
- 8. Perching birds have feet with three toes in the front and one behind. Such feet help them to hold on to a branch firmly.
- 9. SCRATCHING BIRDS Grain eaters like hens and quail scratch the soil in search of buried seeds, grains and insects. HEN QUAIL PEACOCK
- 10. Scratching birds have three toes in the front and one toe at the back. They have sharp and horn like claws to scratch the ground in search of seeds and insects present in the soil.
- 11. CLIMBING BIRDS Birds like woodpecker and parrot climb up and down a tree or other surfaces in search of insects, bugs and fruits. They are called climbing birds. WOODPECKER PARROT
- 12. These birds have two toes in the front and two toes at the back. Their toes help them to climb trees and hold onto branches. These also help the birds to balance themselves while climbing.
- 13. SWIMMING BIRDS Water birds like ducks, geese and swans have webbed feet to swim. They are good swimmers but they walk slowly. DUCK GEESE SWAN
- 14. Swimming birds have three toes in the front that are joined by skin called web. Such webbed feet help them to push water back while swimming.
- 15. WADING BIRDS Birds that search for food near the seashore or in a shallow parts of ponds, lakes or rivers are called wading birds. CRANE HERON FLAMINGO
- 16. WADING BIRDS Wading birds have thin and long legs with toes that spread wide . These help them to walk in shallow water or mud. The wide spreading toes prevent them from sinking in soft mud. CRANE HERON FLAMINGO
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