Justin doornbusch blue winged kookaburra
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The document summarizes information about the Blue Winged Kookaburra bird found in Australia. It describes the bird's classification, appearance with off-white head and blue wings, habitat in tropical and subtropical woodlands and swamps, life cycle of egg laying and hatching, diet of small animals and insects, predators such as hawks and owls, role in maintaining ecosystem balance by eating snakes and spiders, and conservation efforts like reducing global warming and bushfires. Fun facts provided include them being shy and sometimes aggressive chicks.
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- 3. APPEARANCE Blue Winged kookaburra have: ď‚žOff white head with brown streaks ď‚žSky blue streak on wing from shoulder dawn ď‚žWhite throat ď‚žOrangey-brown chest ď‚žBlue tails (males) Red tails (females) ď‚žSmall grey feet ď‚žStrong grey beak
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- 5. LIFE CYCLE ● Female lays egg ● Female watches egg’s for around 30 days ● Egg hatches ● Chick brakes out with beak ● Eyes open after 10 days feathers 7 ● Become juvenile after 10 days ● Become fully mature after 6-10 weeks ● Life cycle starts over
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- 7. PREDATORS â—Ź Red Goshawk â—Ź Rufous Owl â—Ź Quolls â—Ź Goannas â—Ź Olive Python
- 8. HOW THE SPECIES CONTRIBUTE TO THE DIVERSITY OF LIFE Blue Winged Kookaburra help the diversity Of life by…… ● Eating poisonous spiders and snakes ● Keep balance with other animals
- 9. WHAT CAN BE DONE TO HELP THE SPECIES SURVIVE You can…………….. ● Ride your bike more often to help stop global warming and so you do not hit them when driving ● Stop using aerosol cans to stop global warming and stop bush fires ● Put out your fire when camping to help stop bush fires
- 10. FUN FACTS â—Ź The blue winged kookaburra is often very shy â—Ź This is an albino blue winged Kookaburra â—Ź Chicks are highly aggressive and the smallest one is usually killed by the other chicks
- 11. THANKS TO….. ● Wikipiedia.org ● Birdsinbackyard.net ● Google images
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