Birds - Facts for Kids

Scarlet macaw parrot in profile showing vibrant red head, blue and green wing feathers, and light-colored beak.

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Finches in cities have learned to use human activities, like lawn mowing, to find scattered seeds!

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Snowy owls are one of the largest owl species in North America, and their scientific name is Bubo scandiacus!

Young avocets learn to fly when they’re about 4–5 weeks old!

The largest eagle nest ever found was 20 feet (6 meters) deep and 9.5 feet (3 meters) wide — that’s about the size of a small bedroom!

Goldfinches have special ridges inside their beaks that help them hold onto slippery seeds!