Peregrine falcons

Peregrine falcons amazing birds of prey!! Peregrine falcons come from the Species and Genus "Falco peregrinus" and has a length of 17 inches and  a wingspan of 41 inches. Suprising right ? here`s another suprising thing - Peregrine falcons live in cities! I saw one once down in downtown Grand Rapids at the Grand river attaking it`s prey (a crow). 

American kesteral

Did you know that the American Kesteral is in the falcan and hawk family?  And did you know that the American Kesteral eats insects and not other animals? dragonflys seem to be a favorite. And did you know that the American Kesteral has false eyespots on the back of their head? The reason why they have false eyespots on the back of their head is to trick predetors into thinking that they are looking at them. It just shows us how awsomely beutiful Gods creation is!!!!!!!



    God bless you



Your awsome bird loving friend

Caleb

chickadees

 

Chickadees are brave little birds they also have a little black cap on them, that's why we call them Black Capped Chickadee, But there are also other varieties of Chickadees.
They make a sound that's makes up there last name, they make the sound Chickadeedeedeedee and also they make the sound Feebee Feebee.So listen very carefully and if your lucky enough you might just hear the sound of the Chickadee.

God bless you

your bird friend

Caleb

Pipingplover and killdeer

Did you know that Pipingplovers and killdeer are cousins? Yea really! You may not believe it, but it is true. Also, did you know that they live on the great lakes, and the great plains?  They also pretend to have a broken wing and drive predators away from the nest to keep their eggs safe. I have seen that action before with a Killdeer. Be careful, Pipingplovers are endangered species.

Go bless you

From:
your bird loving friend
Caleb

Barn Owls

Barn Owls give a high shrieking sound and help farmers by killing rats, mice and other rodents. They also have a heart shaped disk like face that helps it to hear so well that it can hear mouses squeak for miles, and they are beautiful.

God bless you!


from:

Your bird loving friend

Caleb

Hummingbirds

Did you know that hummingbirds flap there wings 75 times per second? Well they do!And did you know that they weigh less than a penny?  Really!


God bless you


Your bird loving friend

Caleb