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The African grey parrot can say 100 words and he knows what it means.

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The Kea bird can rip off windshield wipers from cars, when it is full grown.

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The Kea when full grown will be a jerk and start pulling your windshield wipers off your cars but when young the Kea will ding dong ditch your house which means they will ring or knock on your door and then fly away or hide in trees that you wont be able to see them cause they may be the same color as that tree or bush.

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the anecdote that i picked was the crows. because i think that the crow anecdote was interesting and fun to learn about

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I think the crow is a really amazing bird because if it wants to eat a nut or specially a walnut,it would drop it on the road and hope that a car would run over it so it would be able to eat its walnut.

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The crow will drop walnuts from the lights onto the road so cars will run over them and crack them.

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  Jake Morgan                       The African Grey Parrot can speak, it know its colors, and shapes. 

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  Jake Morgan                       The African Grey Parrot can speak, it know its colors, and shapes. 

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The Kea bird plays tricks on people. The anecdote help s develop the passage telling about the birds

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The African Grey parrot knows up to 100 words and can name shapes and colors. The anecdote helps develops the passage because it's giving prove about the main idea

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Crow can get car to crack open nuts and then it eats the cracked open nut. It shows how smart the crow really is.

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The Jackdaw can use a telephone.

It can help develop the passage by helping to prove the main message with details that back it up.

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Jack the Jackdaw can operate a telephone. This shows that the Jackdaw  Is a very intelligent bird.

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The anecdote that I picked was the crows doping the walnuts so the cars will run them over and crack them. The anecdote helps develop the passage by it showing how smart birds are and that is the central idea.

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The African grey parrot can speak and knows over 100 different words. This shows that they are smart.

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The kea parrot lies to play games with humans. One how the kea rings the door bell , rips windshield wipers of the cars , and drops rocks onto the roof so people run outside.

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The Jackdaw is really interested on the telephone. This develops the passage by hw the jackdaw is getting to be smarter at technology

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African Grey parrots, can say over 100 words. This shows that they are pretty smart birds.

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African Honeyguide guides badgers to honey combs or bee nest. It shows the reader that these birds are smart and helpful to badgers. DONALD TRUMP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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The anecdote that I picked would be that some parrots can talk and knows colors and shapes. It also catches the readers attention an leads the reader to read more of the article."HI MY NAME IS TIMMY"

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the parrot speaks and knows colors and shapes.

it helps to develop the passage because it shows how fast they can learn.

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Crows place nuts in front of cars so they will crack them.
I think the author put anecdotes into the writing to inform the reader of somethings birds do. It also helps the reader understand what he/she means.

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The kea parrot drops rocks on your house so you run out.

That shows how playful the Kea parrot is