5. Observe and be able to identify at 20 species of wild birds. Prepare a field notebook, making a separate entry for each species, and record the following information from your field observations and other references. Species 1: a. Note the date and time. b. Note the location and habitat. c. Describe the bird's main feeding habitat and list two of food that the bird is likely to eat. d. Note whether the bird is a migrant or a summer, winter, or year-round resident of your area. Species 2: a. Note the date and time. b. Note the location and habitat. c. Describe the bird's main feeding habitat and list two types of food that the bird is likely to eat. d. Note whether the bird is a migrant or a summer, winter, or year-round resident of your area. Species 3: a. Note the date and time. b. Note the location and habitat. c. Describe the bird's main feeding habitat and list two types of food that the bird is likely to eat. d. Note whether the bird is a migrant or a summer, winter, or year-round resident of your area. Species 4: a. Note the date and time. b. Note the location and habitat. c. Describe the bird's main feeding habitat and list two types of food that the bird is likely to eat. d. Note whether the bird is a migrant or a summer, winter, or year-round resident of your area.
5. Observe and be able to identify at 20 species of wild birds. Prepare a field notebook, making a separate entry for each species, and record the following information from your field observations and other references. Species 1: a. Note the date and time. b. Note the location and habitat. c. Describe the bird's main feeding habitat and list two of food that the bird is likely to eat. d. Note whether the bird is a migrant or a summer, winter, or year-round resident of your area. Species 2: a. Note the date and time. b. Note the location and habitat. c. Describe the bird's main feeding habitat and list two types of food that the bird is likely to eat. d. Note whether the bird is a migrant or a summer, winter, or year-round resident of your area. Species 3: a. Note the date and time. b. Note the location and habitat. c. Describe the bird's main feeding habitat and list two types of food that the bird is likely to eat. d. Note whether the bird is a migrant or a summer, winter, or year-round resident of your area. Species 4: a. Note the date and time. b. Note the location and habitat. c. Describe the bird's main feeding habitat and list two types of food that the bird is likely to eat. d. Note whether the bird is a migrant or a summer, winter, or year-round resident of your area.
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