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The swan lives between 7 and 40 years. In particular, it lives in water. The bird feeds on aquatic plants, small fish, insects. The swan has approximately 25.000 feathers on its body and weighs between 6.6-15.0 kg. Angheluta Alex 5th class (Romania).

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Swans are birds of the family Anatidae within the genus Cygnus. The swans' closest relatives include the geese and ducks. Swans are grouped with the closely related geese in the subfamily Anserinae where they form the tribe Cygnini.

(Gabi Ghiță, cls a-V a A)

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Belongs to medium-sized species of pheasants. It has a highly developed sexual dimorphism in size and coloration. A rooster grows to a length of 75-9S0 cm, of which up to 40 cm is the tail, a hen measures 55-70 cm and has a much shorter tail, about 25 cm.The weight reaches 1.2-1.9 kg, roosters weigh more than pullets

Where he lives:

The place of origin of pheasants is China and Southeast Asia, from where they slowly spread to the western parts of the Himalayas and Asia Minor.

At the beginning of the first millennium, they were slowly spread by humans to Europe, where they are now an integral part of the wild.

How they nest:

The pheasant flow starts in March and lasts about 2 months.Subsequently, the pheasant hen lays a clutch of 8-12 eggs in a nest on the ground, one egg per day. They sit on the eggs for 22-25 days.In our country, the first mention of the occurrence of game pheasants dates back to 26.2.1330.
(by Tomáš K.)

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In Czech: Bažant obecný
In Polish: Bażant

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The common swift is a species of this medium migratory bird from the swift family. In Poland it occurs throughout the country - most often in large cities. An adult weighs 38 grams and measures 16 centimeters.

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The main threat is reppresented by The degradotion of habitat in t he nesting and wintering areas trough The reduetion of natural hahitots, The internsification of pastures itnto agricultura crops. IT îs also affected by The widespread use of pesticide în agricultură, they result în The reduction of food resdurce,. Another majoti threat is ilegal hunting, în cluding The hilting of birds witer hoisone boit

Lovin Maria Alexandra 5A

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The curly pelican is the largest bird in terms of size among the birds in its family and reaches up to 180 cm, it lives in Romania. dimension measured from the tip of the tail to the end of the beak. its outstretched wings measure between 310 and 345 cm long. the curly pelican's body is very strong and quite heavy, its neck is long and its head is quite large, like a beak that reaches 40 cm in length. its characteristic features are that bag which expands from the base of the beak. it is called the curly pelican because the feathers on its neck and head are curly and it has a slightly rounded tail and its wings are long and particularly strong
Bulai Ovidiu 5th class

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Several species from the family Passeridae, order Passeriformes, are grouped under the name of sparrows. They are among the best known and most common anthropophilic birds around homes. Males generally have the more colorful plumage of a mottled brown on the back. In the rest, the gray color with darker stripes dominates, the females being a striped gray color. Sparrows are in large numbers in the lower regions, coming to live near human settlements and in mountainous regions
Făinarea Răzvan,Class 5 A

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The stilelet is a bird with a brightly colored plumage, being one of the most famous small birds in Romania. The bottlenose bird is one of the most beautiful birds, which is why it is often the fault of poaching.
Bentu Maximilian 5th class

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The common pelican is a large, migratory bird with white plumage, black wing edges and a long beak. The common pelican feeds on fish, and it lives in southeastern Europe. It is a rare, internationally protected species
Luca Matei 5th class

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The barn swallow is the most widespread species of swallow in the world. In fact it appears to have the largest natural distribution of any of the world’s passerines, ranging over 251 million square kilometres globally. It is found in Europe Asia Africa and the Americans. In Anglaphone Europe it is gust called the swallow in Northern Europe it is the only species called the swallow rather than a Martin. Teodora Mihalache, fifth grade

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The Common Blackbird.
The birds are the size of the well-known starling. The length of their body varies from 24 to 27 cm, and the wingspan is 34-4 cm. Males have black, glossy plumage with a distinct yellow beak (its tip turns black in autumn). Old males have an orange beak. The coloration of the male blackbird's beak is a trait used to attract a mate. Orange beaks tend to attract females more, indicating that the male has an easier time getting food. The coloration of the beak depends on the type and amount of carotenoids that the male receives from his food.
The common blackbird migrates to warmer Mediterranean regions in winter. Our forest blackbirds depart in October and November and return in March or April.

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Swallow is a small songbird. It has long, pointed wings and a short tail. Its beak is very short and flat. It also has white belly and short legs. Adult swallows are blue and grean with black flight feathers.
It spends winter in South Asia, Australia, Africa and South America.
They mostly eat small insects (like flies) which they catchwhile flying over water and wet meadows.

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The tit is a small bird with a small eyes ,its head is black and white. The tit has got black feathers under its beak. The tit has got yellow body with blue wings and a short blue tail. It has got small legs with sharps claws

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Northern lawping is a migratory bird. Is is very small.
It is 28-33 cm(11-13 in) long bird with a 67-87 cm(26-34 in) wingspan and a body mass of 128-330g(4.5-11.6 oz). It has rounded wings and a crest. It has also the shortest-legged of the lawpings.It is mainly black and white, but the back is tinted green. The male has a long crest and a black crown, throat and breast contrasting with an otherwise white face. Females and young birds have shorter crests, and have less strongly marked heads, but plumages are otherwise quite similar.
This is a vocal bird in the breeding season, with constant calling as the crazed tumbling display flight is performed by the male. The typical contact call is a loud, shrill "pee-wit" from which they get their other name of peewit.Displaying males usually make a wheezy "pee-wit, wit wit, eeze wit" during their display flight; these birds also make squeaking or mewing sounds.It feeds primarily on insects and other small invertebrates. This species often feeds in mixed flocks with gloden plovers and black-headed gulls, the latter often robbing the two plovers, but providing a degree of protection against predators.

Like the golden plovers, this species prefers to feed at night when there is moonlight.
The Northern lawping- Romania, Neagu Rebeca- 5th class

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The nightingale is a small passerine bird. The color of the gray nightingale is darker, especially when it comes to the gray color of the upper and lower sides of the body. On the chin, the nightingale has a brown-gray strip of feathers, and sometimes dark spots or lines can be seen on its dark gray chest. This bird has relatively long wings, a dark brown beak and legs. The nightingale most often stays among wet forest stands and in river valleys and near lakes. Because the nest winds on the surface of the earth, the environment in which it lives must also abound in dense thickets. The nightingale's nest consists of decaying leaves, dry grasses and small twigs, and is lined with grass and roots.

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This is a sparrow. This bird is small. An adult sparrows can have a lenght of up to 18 cm and weight to 40 g. That little bird lives to three years in the wild. Sparrow's feathers are brown, white and light grey . The beak is black . That birds eat seeds for example of lettuce, peas.

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Jay - a medium-sized, usually colorful and noisy passerine bird from the Raven family. The most colorful among the crows of Europe. Well recognizable even from afar by unusual colors. It is abundant in deciduous and mixed forests and between fields and meadows. Often found in urban woodlots. It was classified as a species of least concern on the Red List of Birds of Poland. It is not in danger.

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blackbird size, mottled, white with black and red in subcaudal region, gray bill, hard, sharp, longitudinally edged and black legs, strong toes and claws, for climbing trunks, male with red nape; it feeds on various insects, worms, larvae, pupae and eggs; in the cold season they also consume hard seeds or grains. It is found especially in the vicinity of human settlements, in parks, forests, cultivated land (orchards, gardens) with trees and shrubs, making its nest in tree trunks. In Romania, it is present all year round.
Adelina Mazilu-grade 5th

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covered with dense and soft plumage, with strong legs and claws, which allow them to climb trees. The beak is conical, thin. Sexes are similar and juveniles quite similar to adults. Pipits do not build their own nests, but nest in tree hollows, in cracks in rocks and walls, or in nests left by other birds. They nest with confidence in the artificial nests that are made available to them. Tits are prolific birds laying many eggs, sometimes 15-16 eggs in one clutch. I often deposit 2 decks per year.
Marc Saulea-grade 5th

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The adult male has a red bill, large white crescent above the eye and reddish face and "whiskers". The male's breast is purple with two vertical white bars, and the flanks ruddy, and he has two orange "sails" at the back (large feathers that stick up like boat sails). The female is similar to the female wood duck, with a white eye-ring and stripe running back from the eye, but is paler below, has a small white flank stripe, and a pale tip to its bill.Both the males and females have crests, but the purple crest is more pronounced on the male.Like many other species of ducks, the male undergoes a moult after the mating season into eclipse plumage. When in eclipse plumage, the male looks similar to the female, but can be told apart by its bright yellow-orange or red beak, lack of any crest, and a less-pronounced eye-stripe.

Lupu Elena 5th class

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The swallow (Hirundo rustica) is a migratory, insectivorous bird of the order Passeriformes that breeds from northern Eurasia to North Africa and North America and winters in northern Africa, sub-Saharan Africa, southern Asia, South America and northern Australia.  Eight subspecies are recognized.
Andreea Frangu-grade 5th

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Pigeons, also known as “rock doves,” “rock pigeons,” and “common pigeons,” are widespread birds commonly viewed as pests. Domestic pigeons were bred from wild rock doves, and escaped domestic individuals have increased feral pigeon populations in cities worldwide. These birds were originally found throughout Europe, parts of northern Africa, and western Asia. Read on to learn about the pigeon.

(Neruja Mihai, cls a-V a A)

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Storks are carnivours bird that eat frogs,fish,insects,snakes,lizard,baby rabbits,etc.The stork can have a height of 152cm and a weight of 8,9 kg.They make their nest usually in trees,on the roof of houses and churches,etc.

Moloman Alessia 5th class.

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The goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis), from the Fringillidae family, is a bird with brightly colored red, black, white and yellow feathers, being one of the most famous small birds in Romania. Because it is a songbird, it was frequently kept in cages.

Bezditnai-Briana 5th class

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The great spotted woodpecker is a bird the size of a starling, with contrasting black and white plumage with elements of red. The top of the body, wings, tail and rump are black, the throat and breast are white with a black stripe. The great spotted woodpecker can be distinguished from other woodpeckers by its bright red lower abdomen and undertail.

Woodpeckers are omnivorous birds. They feed mainly on insects, spiders and earthworms, as well as small fruits and nuts.

The easiest way to recognize woodpeckers is by the specific striking of the beak on the bark of the tree. These birds can strike up to 20 times in just 1 second!Woodpeckers' strikes on trees are not pointless. In this way, these birds drill small holes in the wood, thanks to which they can dig out larvae living in trees.

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Parids, or parids, are a family of passerine insectivorous arboreal birds widely distributed in Eurasia, North America, Africa. They prefer forests, parks, orchards and gardens with fruit trees, and only a few live in the bushes. They are usually sedentary, but some species move south or west in some years. Outside of the nesting period, they often form mixed flocks, roaming from place to place, sometimes associating with goshawks, coots, and goshawks. They are lively birds, forever on the move. They have a small waist of 9-21 cm.
Diaconu Gabriel-Class 5 A

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. It has steel blue upperparts and a rufous forehead, chin and throat, which are separated from the off-white underparts by a broad dark blue breast band. The outer tail feathers are elongated, giving the distinctive deeply forked "swallow tail". There is a line of white spots across the outer end of the upper tail.[2] The female is similar in appearance to the male, but the tail streamers are shorter, the blue of the upperparts and breast band is less glossy, and the underparts paler. The juvenile is browner and has a paler rufous face and whiter underparts. It also lacks the long tail streamers of the adult.[3]
Although both sexes sing, female song was only recently described.[4] (See below for details about song.) Calls include witt or witt-witt and a loud splee-plink when excited (or trying to chase intruders away from the nest).[2] The alarm calls include a sharp siflitt for predators like cats and a flitt-flitt for birds of prey like the hobby.[5] This species is fairly quiet on the wintering grounds.[6]
The distinctive combination of a red face and blue breast band renders the adult barn swallow easy to distinguish from the African Hirundo species and from the welcome swallow (Hirundo neoxena) with which its range overlaps in Australasia.[3] In Africa the short tail streamers of the juvenile barn swallow invite confusion with juvenile red-chested swallow (Hirundo lucida), but the latter has a narrower breast band and more white in the tail.
Steigerwald Eva
Fifth Grade

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The white stork is a large a stork family. Its plumage is manly white, with black on the birds wings. Adults have long red legs  and long pointed red beaks, and measure on average 100-115 cm from beak tip to end of tail.
Polish :Bocian biały

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Grey partridge
The Grey partridge is around bird brown backet with Grey flanks and chest. The belly is white usually marked with a large chestnut brown horse shoe mark in males and also in many females.
Measurements
Length: 30-33cm
Weight: 390-500g
Wingspan: 53-56cm
Polish: Kuropatwa zwyczajna

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Comon kingfisher has blue upperparts, orange underparts and a long bill. It feeds mainly on fish. This species has the tipical large headed and long biled kingfisher shape. The flight of the kingfisher is fast direct and usually low over water.

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Nightingale

It’s brown and grey. It’s small. It lives in a city or in a forest. It eats insects, fruit and seeds.

It can sing. It’s scared of people. It lives about for 9 years. It flies to Africa for winter.
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Czech- Slavík Obecný

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The common pelican (Pelecanus onocrotalus) is a large,  migratory with white plumage, black wing margins, and a long, curved bill at the tip, and a sac (pouch) of elastic yellow skin under the lower jaw in which it gathers fish with  which feeds;  it is a good swimmer and easily flies long distances;  lives in reedbed colonies from southeastern Europe (mostly in the Danube Delta) to eastern Mongolia and Africa.  It is a rare species, internationally protected, being included in the Red Book and a symbol species for the Danube Delta.
Daria Negoita-grade 5th

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Common house Martin is of the swallow family which breeds in Europe and north africa. In feeds of instecs which are caught in flight. It basa blue head and upperparts, white rump and pure white underparts and is found in both open country and near human habitation. The adlut common house Martin is 13 cm (5 in) long, with a wingspan of 26-29 weight averaging 18,3 g.
Polish: Jaskółka oknówka

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Tit

It’s yellow, blue, black and white. It’s very small.. It lives in a city or in the forest. It eats insects. It’s scared of people. It lives for about 15 years.
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Czech- sýkorka

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Rook

It’s black. It’s medium. It lives in a city or in the forest. It eats chicks or other birds’ eggs. It’s scared of falcons. It lives for about 13 years. It flies to Africa for winter.
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Swan is large. It's got a long neck. It's a symbole of love. It can remember people who hurt him.

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Sparrow
This is a small bird. It lives 3 years.
It measures from 14 cm to 18cm. It has a strong beak. It's  brown and grey.It eats wheat seeds or radish seeds.It's afraid of sounds of predator birds and light effects.

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A Black Stork is about a hundred cm high. Wings are from 145 cm to 210 cm wide and it weighs about 3 kg.There are about 2000 couples of black stork. Black stork feeds with fishs, frogs, snails, different insects and hedgehogs.It’s under protection.
Black stork flies away to Ethiopia, Egypt, Israel and Lebanon in August or September and returns at the end of March.
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In Polish: Bocian Czarny

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Thick-billed woodpecker (Coccothraustes coccothraustes). He has huge, conical beak, wich using as crackers. Thick-billed woodpecker has yellow brown head, he has grey neck and chestnut brown back, wings are blue black and white fields on them.

WHERE LIVE? In our country, it mainly lives in light decidous forest, as well as park, orchards and other similar environments.

HOW THEY NEST? It is not at all easy to find the nest of the thick-billed woodpecker, because it builds them high on the leaves. It is woven from twigs and roots and is not a very perfect structure.

WHAT DOES HE DO FOR LIVING? Woodpeckers feed mainly on various seeds of deciduous trees, they like cherry pits, which they can crack perfectly. First, he grabs the tooth pulp and then the stone in his beak and after a while crushes it with a powerful squeeze. However, when they feed their young, like many other finch birds, they present insects to them.

ORNITOLOGICAN WINDOW

body lenght - 16,5-18 cm                                       weight – 48-62 g

numbers of layers per year  -  5 ks

number and color of eggs – the color range from gray to greenish gray to light blue. the spots or lines are brown-black to back

lenght of session on eggs – 11-14 dní

age of the young at leaving the nest – approx. 14 days. parents take care for another 30 days

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Polish - dzięcioł grubodzioby
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In Czech: Datlík tlustozobý

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Carrion Crow (Corvus corone) has black feathers that in some light even seem blue.  limbs and beak are also black,Its beak has a slight curve at the end of it.Crows mainly live in western Europe and east Asia.C Crows are territorial beings. They sometimes get mistaken for crows. They often talk between eachother with loud screams.

Where do they live: They live in forests, close to waters, sometimes they also live in cities.

Nesting: They nest in pairs. Their nests are most of the times set high on tree. Close to Its root.

Food: Crows eat everything, but mainly they eat insects, small mamals, fishes, and trash

Size: 44-51 cm

Weight: 325-580 g

How much do they lay eggs: once a year

Number and color of eggs : 3 to 6 eggs which are green with brown spots

How long do they sit on their eggs: 18 až 21 days

How old are they when they leave theyre nests: 28 – 35 days

(by Bára H.)
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In Czech: Havran polní
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The grebe is an unmistakable stocky bird with a gray back, black and white wings, black tail, crown of head and conspicuously strong bill, white rump and brown-black limbs. The male has a red ventral side of the body, the female gray-brown. Juveniles have a grey-brown head and lack the dark crown.

(by: Michal)
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In Czech: Hýl obecný
In Polish : Gil zwyczajny

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The mute swan is a lagre bird from the anseriformes order and the anatidae family. It’s one of the largest birds in the Czech Republic.

It has black legs, a long, white body with a short tail and a slender neck. The beak is orange with a black nail at the tip.

The cygnets are gray white with a greyish-black beak.

Where do they live? It inhabits both stagnant and slow-flowing waters in a large area of Europe and in the temperate regions of eastern, western and northern Asia. Over time, it was also planted in other countries of the world.

How do they nest? They build nests made of wicker and reeds on the banks of flowing water. The female usually lays in it at the turn of March and April, mainly the female sits on the eggs, while the male guards the surroundings and only returns when the female needs food.

What do they eat? They feed mainly on aquatic plants and plants growing on the banks. They also feed on small animals like fish or insects to a small extent

Size: 140 – 160 cm + 200 – 240 cm wimgspan

Weight: 8 – 12 kg

Number and colour of eggs: 4 – 10, light green hued eggs

Length of sitting on eggs: 35 – 36 days

Unfed cygnets then accompany both parents for 4 to 9 months

(by: Michaela K)

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In Czech: Labuť velká
In Polish : Łabędź niemy

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The ashy heron is a large water bird from the heron family. It is widespread, occurs on all continents of the Eastern Hemisphere except Australia, and feeds mainly on fish. In Europe, this is the largest representative of herons.

The ashy heron is a large, strongly built bird. It grows to 84–102 cm, measures 155–175 cm in wingspan and reaches a weight of between 1–2 kg. Its most striking feature is a long slender neck and long limbs, which allow it to move even at greater depths.

FOOD

The predominant component in the diet of the grey heron are fish of various sizes and dead (prefers), but it also eats amphibians, mollusks, insects and other invertebrates, small birds and mammals, sometimes weeds even the nests of waterfowl, often hunts voles in the fields and is therefore useful.

(by: Roman)

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In Czech: Volavka popelavá
In Polish: Czapla siwa

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Slavs, Germans and a number of other cultures perceived the swallow kindly for centuries, thanks to its habit of hunting difficult insects with the arrival of spring. Barns, cowsheds, piggeries and other places with farm animals are traditionally the preferred nesting places for swallows.Where it lives:  North Africa, Europe, Asia and North America, from where it migrates mostly to sub-Saharan Africa, South and Southeast Asia, Australia and South America for the winter.

How do they nest? Swallows generally build their nests outside the house under the ledges of windows, soffits, and roofs. Their nest is always close to the ledge and they only climb into the nest through a small opening on the top edge of the nest.

(by: Valerie)
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In Czech: Vlaštovka
In Polish : Jaskółka

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Kingfishers are small, shiny blue-orange coloured birds, he is called flying gemstone .

Where do they live?

They live across the whole of Eurasia.

They live in small holes in a shore next to slow flowing rivers and streams.

What do they eat?

They eat small fish, like trout.

Rarely they eat small insects.

When and how do they build their nests?

Kingfishers are chained to rivers so their nests are built in shores next to rivers.

They make holes big enough for 4 to 7 babies, because they lay around that number of eggs.

They are making their nests between May and September

Size: approximately 16,5 cm

Weight: between 40g and 45g

Number of eggs: between 4 and 7 eggs

Color of eggs: white

Number of nestings: 2x per year

Age of young birds leaving nests: about 21 days

(by: Jiří M)
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In Czech: Ledňáček říční
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Doplň anglický popis

(by: Bára P.)

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In Czech: Sojka obecná
In Polish is sójka zwyczajna

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Our largest tit (15 cm, 20 g) is grateful, together with the finch, for the most common operation of our parks and gardens, so it is quite understandable that we can meet it in our school grounds.It has a black head with yellow cheeks, there is a dark longitudinal stripe on the yellowish chest.The voice is exceptionally varied, and the great tit imitates a variety of birds in the forest

Where does he live?
The European tit is widespread throughout Europe. There are an estimated 3-6 million pairs in the Czech Republic

Where do they nest?
They nest in hollow trees. Because titmice are very useful, we prepare nesting places for them by putting up boxes and feed them in winter.

What is alive?
Chickadees with live insects, eggs and insect pupae in winter. The daily dose of food for a tit is about 130 caterpillars 3-4 cm long.

Body length: 13.5-15 cm
Number of clutches per year: 2x
Number and color of eggs: 6-12 white or spotted colors
Duration of sitting on eggs: 12-17 days
Age of young when leaving the nest: 18 days

(by: Simona S)
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Polish-sikorka bogatka
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In Czech: Sýkora Koňadra
In Polish : Sikorka bogatka

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Where do they live?

We can find them all over Europe and Asia.

They mostly live on grasslands, hayfields, small forests and windbreakers on shores of streams and rivers.

They can also be spotted in city parks.

How do they nestle?

Their nestles are built in the beginning of spring.

We can find them in dense bushes and crowns of trees.

What does their food look like?

They mostly eat insects, but they are also fond of small rodents, eggs or broods of other animals.

In winter they eat seeds or they look for food in the garbage.

length of the body: 40-51cm

weight: between 200-230g

broods: 1, rarely 2 a year

number of eggs, color: 6-7, olive

length of incubation: 17-18 days

age of brood when they leave the nest: 28 days

(by: Anna H.)
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In Czech: Straka obecná
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Doplň obrázek

It is medium-sized owl with a "veil" around its dark eyes. Base color ash gray, brown to reddish brown; it has large light spots on its wings. It occurs in forests of all kinds, in gardens, city parks or cemeteries. They hunt for food - small mammals, birds and amphibians - at dusk and at night, either in slow flight over the ground or by attacking from an elevated position. It nests in cavities, in the attics of houses, or uses abandoned nests of predators. The female usually lays 3 to 4 eggs in late February, March or April; while she warms them, the male brings her food. Permanent, to a lesser extent flying species.

(by: Dominik F.)
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In Czech: Sova:Puštík
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Goldcrest is the smallest European bird. It has a spherical body, relatively short tail and thin pointed. The Adult individual has olive green coloring with a light bottom side body and with two whites and one black cross tape on the wings.

Where do they live? He lives in coniferous forest, especially spruce. Nest which weaves into the side branches spruce, usually only at a height of around 10 meters.

How do they nest? They nest singly, from April to July. Both birds build a deep, almost closed nest with an entrance hole at the top, exclusively on coniferous trees (mainly spruce, less so on pine).
Body length: 8.5-9 cm

Number of clutches: 2 per year

Number and color of eggs: 8-10 white eggs with light brown spots

Duration of sitting on them: Only females sit on eggs for 14-16 days

(by Tereza S.)
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Polish - mysikrólik
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In Czech: Králíček obecný

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(Phylloscopus sibilatrix) is smaller than the sparrow but larger than other species of Budgerigars; the top is yellow-green, the throat and breast are lemon yellow, the belly is white. Above his eye stretches a distinctive yellow stripe, but from other types of budgerigars it is most easily distinguishable by singing, which is the only one to lecture even in flight.

It nests in mixed forests, mainly beechwoods. In northern Europe, it also inhabits coniferous forests. The nest is a spherical structure with a side entrance formed from dry blades of grass and is located on the ground. It feeds mainly on insects, spiders, in the fall it also eats berries.

Body length: 11–13 cm and wingspan measures 19–24 cm

Weight: 8-13 g.

Color and number of eggs: The female lays 6-7 white brown-spotted eggs

Length of sitting on eggs: . 13 days

Age of the young ones when they are leaving the nest: 26 days.
(by Veronika M.)

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In Czech: Budníček
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Description: Jackdaw (Corvus monedula) both genders are black or grayblack with light gray tulle, they have silver white eyes, which are in young birds light blue. They can sometimes be very aggressive. They are very loud birds.

Where they live: They live in wooded steppes, forests, cultural landscapes, pastures, in cities, especially in parks and in coastal areas.

How they nest: The nest is in hollows of trees, in crevices of rocks and walls, and on houses. They line the nest with hair, rags, bark, soil, or other softer materials. Both genders build the nest.

What they eat: They are omnivore and in the summer eat mainly invertebrates living on the ground, including insects, spiders or snails, even carrion, but attacks on bats have also been recorded. Cereal grains, seeds, acorns and fruits predominate in the plant component.

How tall they are: 34 - 39 cm.
How much do they weigh: 67 - 44 kg.
Number of clutches:  1 a year.
Number and color of their eggs: 4 - 5 only females sit on them.
Length of sitting on them: 17 - 18 days.
Age of young when leaving the nest: 28 – 35 days.

(by Marie)
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In Czech: Kavka obecná
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DOPLŇ OBRÁZEK

It is from the most common mottled brown type to whitish brown. Young birds have  spots on the underside of the body.

Body length reaches 50 to 56 cm and weight 600 to 1200 g (males 600 - 900 g; females 800 - 1200 g). Its wingspan reaches 120 to 130 cm.

It will grow in two or three years. Echoes is a typical "hia-hia".

Where he lives:

This species lives in most of Europe and is expanding its breeding throughout Europe. In Europe, the buzzard is the most abundant predator, with almost a million pairs nesting here. It stays in the Czech Republic in large numbers throughout the year.  It nests in forests, flies to open spaces such as fields, meadows or pastures for food.

In April, the female lays 2 to 4 gray-white eggs with reddish-brown spots, with an average weight of around 60 g. The female sits on the clutch for 33 to 35 days. The young hatch gradually. At first the female feeds them and the male hunts and brings food. The chicks fly out of the nest at the age of 55 to 60 days, usually in the second half of June.
(by Michaela D)

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The domestic pigeon is social, lives in flocks and nests in colonies. He is an excellent pilot. Pigeons are kept in a loft.

Only Columba pigeons live in Europe. Most species of pigeons live in the tropics, in Africa and mainly in Southeast Asia.

Pigeons nest on hard surfaces in attics, balconies, window ledges, under bridges.

The food is almost exclusively plant-based. In the spring (and in the winter) leaves of clover and other herbs predominate in it, leaves, flowers. In summer and autumn, it is made up mainly of grain and seeds and fruits of various trees (cherries, acorns), as well as weed seeds.

Body length: 33 cm
Weight: 300 g

Number of clutches per year: 5

Number and color of egg: 2, white

Duration of sitting on eggs: 15-17 days

Age of young when leaving the nest: 15-17 days
(by: Nathalie K.)

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In Czech: Holub domácí

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The duck is known mainly for significant gender dimorphism, the female ducks are mainly brown, and the male ones have the iconic green head (actually its black). They mainly live at the continents of Eurasia and North America. They live near water. Its omnivorous, so it eats all kinds of things.
Body length - 50-60cm
They lay from 9 up to 13 eggs
they sit on eggs for around 23 - 29 days

(by: Tereza N.)

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In Czech: Kachna divoká

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Thick-billed woodpecker (Coccothraustes coccothraustes). He has huge, conical beak, wich using as crackers. Thick-billed woodpecker has yellow brown head, he has grey neck and chestnut brown back, wings are blue black and white fields on them.

WHERE LIVE? In our country, it mainly lives in light decidous forest, as well as park, orchards and other similar environments.

HOW THEY NEST? It is not at all easy to find the nest of the thick-billed woodpecker, because it builds them high on the leaves. It is woven from twigs and roots and is not a very perfect structure.

WHAT DOES HE DO FOR LIVING? Woodpeckers feed mainly on various seeds of deciduous trees, they like cherry pits, which they can crack perfectly.

(by Veronika T.)

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In Czech: Dlask tlustozobý

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(by Tereza F.)

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In Czech: Datel černý
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Common Robin: Due to the distinctive orange breast, the adult bird can only be confused in Central European conditions with the little flycatcher, from which it differs in its larger size, the orange breast extending to the cheeks and the tail without white spots. The young bird with its mottled coloring resembles young nightingales, but has a browner tail.
WHERE IT LIVES: In the Czech Republic, it normally nests in the entire territory from the lowlands to the mountains.  The population nesting in the Czech Republic is mainly migratory, but birds from the Nordic populations regularly winter here.

HOW THEY NESTS: a group of bushes under aspens and yews, a row of thuja, a belt of blackberries, an overgrown strip of grass along the fence by the bike path.

WHAT IT LIVES ON: The robin collects most of its food from the surface of the soil, often actively searching the burrow or attacking from the low branches of bushes and trees. During the breeding season, they feed on invertebrates, mainly insects and arachnids, and for the rest of the year they also eat plant food, consisting of soft seeds, berries and other fruits.    (by Nicolas V.)

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Description: He has black and white coloring. Wingspan is 155-165 cm. His neck is stretched when he flies. Beak clapping is a typical vocalization. Storks are generally considered to be birds that bring good luck.

Where he lives: Storks are found in wet meadows, fields or the edges of water. They are found near human habitation. On the way to the south, they fly up to 300 km per day.

How they nests: They build a massive nest of sticks on tall trees, towers or roofs and chimneys. Incubation of the eggs takes approximately 30 days. Eggs are warmed by both parents. Two months after hatching, the young learn to fly. A stork becomes sexually mature only in the third month of its life. It usually starts nesting around the fifth year.

What does he do for living: The main food of this bird is frogs, small rodents, various reptiles, but it also hunts insects. A stork catches an average of 44 voles per day.
Body length: 95-110 cm
Weight: 3.4 kg
Number of clutches per year: most often 3-5
Number and color of eggs: 1-7 white eggs
Duration of sitting on eggs: 30 days
Age of young when leaving the nest: 2 months
(by Radek Š.)

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In Czech: Čáp bílý
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