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Open Ended QuestionLesson: Ornithology Div C #12/154
Please list your School Name, Team (V, JV1, JV2, JV3), and team member FIRST names.Don't forget to hit submit to record your answers before the timer gets to 0:00.Please enter your answer here.Lesson: Ornithology Div C #13/154
QuizSection 1Lesson: Ornithology Div C #14/154
Click on the audio file. Identify the bird call.Blue JayCarolina WrenGreat Crested FlycatcherTufted TitmouseLesson: Ornithology Div C #15/154
True or False - Weight for weight, birds eat more food, consume less oxygen, movemore rapidly, and generate more heat than any other vertebrate.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #16/154
Which of the following is not a characteristic of birds?FeathersWingMaintains constant body temperatureEggs with soft shellsLesson: Ornithology Div C #17/154
What order does this bird belong sLesson: Ornithology Div C #18/154
Which of these is NOT a suitable habitat for this bird?Forest floorPondOpen parkOvergrown FieldLesson: Ornithology Div C #19/154
QuizSection 2Lesson: Ornithology Div C #110/154
Identify this bird.American goldfinchYellow Bellied SapsuckerYellow Headed BlackbirdYellow WarblerLesson: Ornithology Div C #111/154
This bird is the only one in its subfamily to undergowhat twice a year?cachingmigrationlaying eggsmoltingLesson: Ornithology Div C #112/154
These birds are among the strictest vegetarians in thebird world, selecting an entirely vegetable diet.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #113/154
Is this picture a male or female of the species?MaleFemaleThe males & females of this species look the sameLesson: Ornithology Div C #114/154
Females of this species will often ‘baby sit’ for other females.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #115/154
Unlike other ducks this bird builds its nest:in vegetation along the edges of waterin tree cavities or nest boxin open fieldsundergroundLesson: Ornithology Div C #116/154
QuizSection 3Lesson: Ornithology Div C #117/154
Which of these birds migrate? Click all that apply.ABCDEFLesson: Ornithology Div C #118/154
Which birds could be seen in NC in the winter? Click all thatapply.ABCDEFLesson: Ornithology Div C #119/154
Which birds breed in NC? Click all that apply.ABCDEFLesson: Ornithology Div C #120/154
Open Ended QuestionLesson: Ornithology Div C #121/154
(2pts) Why does the throat of this bird look redsometimes and black at other times? Be sure to hitSubmit before the timer gets to 0:00 to record youranswer.Please enter your answer here.Lesson: Ornithology Div C #122/154
QuizSection 4Lesson: Ornithology Div C #123/154
What is the family name for this sson: Ornithology Div C #124/154
Do these birds prefer the deep forest or open land?Deep forestOpen landLesson: Ornithology Div C #125/154
This bird is difficult to find in North Carolina.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #126/154
99% of this bird’s diet is made up of:insectsfruits & berriesseedsmiceLesson: Ornithology Div C #127/154
This bird will eat up to 20 percent of their body weightdaily.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #128/154
This bird will cling to suet feeders and perch at tubefeeders.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #129/154
This bird nests solely in forests far from humanhabitations.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #130/154
This bird may have up to 6 broods in a nesting season.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #131/154
QuizSection 5Lesson: Ornithology Div C #132/154
Most birds have unique physical and/or behavioral characteristics. What bird'scharacterisitics are described below? Can fly backwards.Belted KingfisherRuby-throated hummingbirdRoseate SpoonbillSnowy EgretSnowy OwlTurkey vultureLesson: Ornithology Div C #133/154
Most birds have unique physical and/or behavioral characteristics. What bird'scharacterisitics are described below? Locates its food using its sense of smell.Belted KingfisherRuby-throated hummingbirdRoseate SpoonbillSnowy EgretSnowy OwlTurkey vultureLesson: Ornithology Div C #134/154
Most birds have unique physical and/or behavioral characteristics. What bird'scharacterisitics are described below? Has a bill that looks like a spoon.Belted KingfisherRuby-throated hummingbirdRoseate SpoonbillSnowy EgretSnowy OwlTurkey vultureLesson: Ornithology Div C #135/154
Most birds have unique physical and/or behavioral characteristics. What bird'scharacterisitics are described below? Has golden slipper for feet.Belted KingfisherRuby-throated hummingbirdRoseate SpoonbillSnowy EgretSnowy OwlTurkey vultureLesson: Ornithology Div C #136/154
Most birds have unique physical and/or behavioral characteristics. What bird'scharacterisitics are described below? Looks like he has a bad hair day.Belted KingfisherRuby-throated hummingbirdRoseate SpoonbillSnowy EgretSnowy OwlTurkey vultureLesson: Ornithology Div C #137/154
QuizSection 6Lesson: Ornithology Div C #138/154
Identify this song.Common LoonLaughing GullMourning DoveSoraLesson: Ornithology Div C #139/154
Identify this bird.Common YellowthroatHouse SparrowYellow-rumped warblerYellow warblerLesson: Ornithology Div C #140/154
What is unusual about this species’ winter migration pattern?It is the only species of its family that migrates to Central/South America forthe winter.It does not go to Central/South America for the winter like others in its family.It migrates to Central North AmericaIt does not migrate at all, it stays year-round in its habitat.Lesson: Ornithology Div C #141/154
In the winter this bird eats:SpidersWax Myrtle berriesThistle seedPeanutsLesson: Ornithology Div C #142/154
This species breeds in:WetlandsOpen grasslandsConiferous forestsDesertsLesson: Ornithology Div C #143/154
To what family does this bird nnidaeLesson: Ornithology Div C #144/154
Both males and females care for the young.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #145/154
QuizSection 7Lesson: Ornithology Div C #146/154
Which of the following is NOT true about this image?It is called a sonogramIt is a graph of a bird’s heart rateOrnithologists use this image to ‘read’ a bird song.All of the above are trueLesson: Ornithology Div C #147/154
The image depicts pitch and duration of a bird song.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #148/154
Is this a variable song?YesNoLesson: Ornithology Div C #149/154
Identify this bird.American CrowBlack-billed MagpieCommon RavenSoraLesson: Ornithology Div C #150/154
What part of the specimen’s brain is larger than average for : Ornithology Div C #151/154
Which of the following statements are true about this bird’sbehavior? Click all that apply.They can work together to solve novel problems.The males build the nest without female help.They are not very territorial.They are acrobatic fliers.Lesson: Ornithology Div C #152/154
What type of habitat does this bird breed in?Wetlands/marshesPine forestsBackyardsDesertsLesson: Ornithology Div C #153/154
This bird is a highly monogamous species.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #154/154
Open Ended QuestionLesson: Ornithology Div C #155/154
(2pts) What do all these birds have in common? You can clickthe picture to make it bigger. Be sure to hit Submit before thetimer gets to 0:00 to record your answer.Please enter your answer here.Lesson: Ornithology Div C #156/154
QuizSection 8Lesson: Ornithology Div C #157/154
Match the type of feather and feather structures.Which picture shows a BARB?ABCDEFGLesson: Ornithology Div C #158/154
Match the type of feather and feather structures.Which picture shows a BARBULE?ABCDEFGLesson: Ornithology Div C #159/154
Match the type of feather and feather structures.Which picture shows a CALAMUS?ABCDEFGLesson: Ornithology Div C #160/154
Match the type of feather and feather structures.Which picture shows a CONTOUR FEATHER?ABCDEFGLesson: Ornithology Div C #161/154
Match the type of feather and feather structures.Which picture shows a DOWN FEATHER?ABCDEFGLesson: Ornithology Div C #162/154
Match the type of feather and feather structures.Which picture shows a FLIGHT FEATHER?ABCDEFGLesson: Ornithology Div C #163/154
Match the type of feather and feather structures.Which picture shows a RACHIS?ABCDEFGLesson: Ornithology Div C #164/154
QuizSection 9Lesson: Ornithology Div C #165/154
Identify this bird.Cedar WaxwingKentucky WarblerOvenbirdWood ThrushLesson: Ornithology Div C #166/154
What does this bird eat?Mostly fruitMostly insectsMostly seedsThis bird eats almost anything from the list above.Lesson: Ornithology Div C #167/154
Does this map match the range of this bird? You can click thepicture to make it bigger.YesNoLesson: Ornithology Div C #168/154
Most birds migrate to some extent. Which of the following is NOT a threat toa successful migration?WeatherHuman structuresBird FeedersPredationLoss of habitatLesson: Ornithology Div C #169/154
Which of the following are NOT methods used by ornithologists to studymigration?BandingRadarSonarTelemetryLesson: Ornithology Div C #170/154
Match the bird with its pneumonic vocalization. Which bird"says" Who cooks, who cooks for you?ABCDLesson: Ornithology Div C #171/154
Match the bird with its pneumonic vocalization. Which bird"says" Conka-ree?ABCDLesson: Ornithology Div C #172/154
Match the bird with its pneumonic vocalization. Which bird"says" Kill-dee Kill-dee?ABCDLesson: Ornithology Div C #173/154
QuizSection 10Lesson: Ornithology Div C #174/154
Identify this : Ornithology Div C #175/154
This bird loves to eat which of the following foods? Click allthat apply.sunflower seedsthistle seedsmealwormsinsectsLesson: Ornithology Div C #176/154
Birds of this species that live farther north and in the west ofthe range tend to lay fewer eggs than eastern and southernbirds.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #177/154
Where does this bird nest?Burrow nestsCavities/nestboxesPlatform nestsUnderground nestsLesson: Ornithology Div C #178/154
Native Americans and early settlers often gave ‘local’ names tobirds they encountered. Match these birds with their ‘local’name by putting the letter on your answer sheet. What is thelocal name for Bird A?Butcher BirdRedbirdSnake birdSparrow HawkTimberdoodleYellowhammerLesson: Ornithology Div C #179/154
Native Americans and early settlers often gave ‘local’ names tobirds they encountered. Match these birds with their ‘local’name by putting the letter on your answer sheet. What is thelocal name for Bird B?Butcher BirdRedbirdSnake birdSparrow HawkTimberdoodleYellowhammerLesson: Ornithology Div C #180/154
Native Americans and early settlers often gave ‘local’ names tobirds they encountered. Match these birds with their ‘local’name by putting the letter on your answer sheet. What is thelocal name for Bird C?Butcher BirdRedbirdSnake birdSparrow HawkTimberdoodleYellowhammerLesson: Ornithology Div C #181/154
Native Americans and early settlers often gave ‘local’ names tobirds they encountered. Match these birds with their ‘local’name by putting the letter on your answer sheet. What is thelocal name for Bird D?Butcher BirdRedbirdSnake birdSparrow HawkTimberdoodleYellowhammerLesson: Ornithology Div C #182/154
Native Americans and early settlers often gave ‘local’ names tobirds they encountered. Match these birds with their ‘local’name by putting the letter on your answer sheet. What is thelocal name for Bird E?Butcher BirdRedbirdSnake birdSparrow HawkTimberdoodleYellowhammerLesson: Ornithology Div C #183/154
Native Americans and early settlers often gave ‘local’ names tobirds they encountered. Match these birds with their ‘local’name by putting the letter on your answer sheet. What is thelocal name for Bird F?Butcher BirdRedbirdSnake birdSparrow HawkTimberdoodleYellowhammerLesson: Ornithology Div C #184/154
Open Ended QuestionLesson: Ornithology Div C #185/154
(2pts) Name one species on your list that is a known predator ofthis bird. Be sure to hit Submit before the timer gets to 0:00 torecord your answer.Please enter your answer here.Lesson: Ornithology Div C #186/154
QuizSection 11Lesson: Ornithology Div C #187/154
Which letter shows the WING BARS?ABLesson: Ornithology Div C #188/154
Which letter shows the LORE?CDEFGHLesson: Ornithology Div C #189/154
Which letter shows the EYE LINE?CDEFGHLesson: Ornithology Div C #190/154
Which letter shows the EYEBROW STRIPE?CDEFGHLesson: Ornithology Div C #191/154
Which letter shows the NAPE?IJKLMNOPQRLesson: Ornithology Div C #192/154
Which letter shows the BELLY?IJKLMNOPQRLesson: Ornithology Div C #193/154
Which letter shows the THROAT?IJKLMNOPQRLesson: Ornithology Div C #194/154
Which letter shows the VENT?IJKLMNOPQRLesson: Ornithology Div C #195/154
Which letter shows the TARSUS?IJKLMNOPQRLesson: Ornithology Div C #196/154
QuizSection 12Lesson: Ornithology Div C #197/154
To what family does this bird son: Ornithology Div C #198/154
True or False. This is an irruptive species.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #199/154
Which of the following statements are NOT true about thisspecimen? Click all that apply.they defend feeding territories during the breeding seasonthey court with an elaborate display.They are a songbird without a song.They are very effective at finding spruce budworms.They build large sturdy nests.Lesson: Ornithology Div C #1100/154
What species drilled the holes in this tree?Northern FlickerPileated WoodpeckerRed-headed woodpeckerYellow-bellied SapsuckerLesson: Ornithology Div C #1101/154
These birds have been found drilling holes in more than1,000 species of trees and woody plants, though theyhave a strong preference for oak and pine trees.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #1102/154
Why do they drill holes?To look for insectsTo build a hole for a nestTo drink sapTo sharpen their beaksLesson: Ornithology Div C #1103/154
Does this bird breed in North Carolina?YesNoLesson: Ornithology Div C #1104/154
Do both sexes of this breed help build the nest?YesNoLesson: Ornithology Div C #1105/154
This bird has an “eye ring.”YesNoLesson: Ornithology Div C #1106/154
The diet of this birds consists mainly of gnats.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #1107/154
QuizSection 13Lesson: Ornithology Div C #1108/154
Identify the bird in this call.American BitternLaughing GullSoraWhooping CraneLesson: Ornithology Div C #1109/154
Identify this bird.AnhingaBlack-crowned Night-HeronCrested CaracaraDouble-crested CormorantLesson: Ornithology Div C #1110/154
Which of the following statements are NOT true about thisspecies? Click all that apply.Like most waterbirds, the Anhinga has waterproof feathers.Their dense bones help them slowly submerge their bodies under the water sothey can hunt prey.Their name means "devil bird" or "evil spirit of the woods."It is rarely found in freshwater except during severe droughtsIt breeds in association with other waterbirdsLesson: Ornithology Div C #1111/154
What is the bird in the picture doing?Drying its waterlogged feathers.Performing to attract a mate.Expanding its size to scare a predator away from its nest.Doing the Hokey PokeyLesson: Ornithology Div C #1112/154
To what family does this species n: Ornithology Div C #1113/154
This species has been expanding their range in the southernU.S.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #1114/154
Females of this species are known to do ngLesson: Ornithology Div C #1115/154
Are these birds sexually dimorphic?YesNoLesson: Ornithology Div C #1116/154
Open Ended QuestionLesson: Ornithology Div C #1117/154
(2pts) Identify the bird making this call. Make sure to hit submitbefore the timer gets to 0:00 to record your answer.Please enter your answer here.Lesson: Ornithology Div C #1118/154
QuizSection 14Lesson: Ornithology Div C #1119/154
Match the feet with the correct activity. Click all thatapply. Catching PreyABCDEFLesson: Ornithology Div C #1120/154
Match the feet with the correct activity. Click all thatapply. SwimmingABCDEFLesson: Ornithology Div C #1121/154
Match the feet with the correct activity. Click all thatapply. PerchingABCDEFLesson: Ornithology Div C #1122/154
Which foot belongs to a Barred Owl?ABCDEFLesson: Ornithology Div C #1123/154
Which foot belongs to a Laughing Gull?ABCDEFLesson: Ornithology Div C #1124/154
Which foot belongs to a Pied-bill Grebe?ABCDEFLesson: Ornithology Div C #1125/154
Which foot belongs to a Red-headed Woodpecker?ABCDEFLesson: Ornithology Div C #1126/154
Which foot belongs to a Red-tailed Hawk?ABCDEFLesson: Ornithology Div C #1127/154
Which foot belongs to a Warbling Vireo?ABCDEFLesson: Ornithology Div C #1128/154
QuizSection 15Lesson: Ornithology Div C #1129/154
This chart comes from the 2019 State of the Birdsreport. It reflects the species population losses since1970. Using the data from this chart answer thefollowing. Which species lost the largest portion oftheir population?Eastern MeadowlarkNorthern BobwhiteBank SwallowDark-eyed JuncoRed-winged BlackbirdLesson: Ornithology Div C #1130/154
This chart comes from the 2019 State of the Birdsreport. It reflects the species population losses since1970. Using the data from this chart answer thefollowing. Which species lost the most individuals?Eastern MeadowlarkNorthern BobwhiteBank SwallowDark-eyed JuncoRed-winged BlackbirdLesson: Ornithology Div C #1131/154
This chart comes from the 2019 State of the Birdsreport. It reflects the species population losses since1970. Using the data from this chart answer thefollowing. The Meadowlark and Bobwhite lost aboutthe same percentage of their population, which speciesstarted with a larger population?Eastern MeadowlarkNorthern BobwhiteLesson: Ornithology Div C #1132/154
In what region of North Carolina does this bird breed?CoastMountainsPiedmontSandhillsLesson: Ornithology Div C #1133/154
This bird is a member of the Passeriformes. To which ofthese species are they closely related?American GoldfinchEvening GrosbeakRed-eyed VireoWhite-crowned sparrowLesson: Ornithology Div C #1134/154
QuizSection 16Lesson: Ornithology Div C #1135/154
Identify this bird call.American RobinBlack-billed CuckooNorthern MockingbirdRed-winged BlackbirdLesson: Ornithology Div C #1136/154
Which of the following is NOT a flight adaptation in birds?hollow bonesair sacsdown feathersrapidly beating heartLesson: Ornithology Div C #1137/154
Which of the following are adaptations to the digestive system? Click all that apply.CropAir sacGizzardSyrinxLesson: Ornithology Div C #1138/154
Wing shape is related to how a bird flies.TrueFalseLesson: Ornithology Div C #1139/154
Do males or females of this species have longer beaks?MalesFemalesLesson: Ornithology Div C #1140/154
This species has a group of nerves located in the tip of theirbeaks. What is this bundle of nerves called?Globus pallidusHerbst corpusclesHypophysisInfundibulumLesson: Ornithology Div C #1141/154
Open Ended QuestionLesson: Ornithology Div C #1142/154
(2pts) To what order and family group does this bird belong?Don't forget to hit Submit before the timer gets to 0:00 in orderto record your answer.Please enter your answer here.Lesson: Ornithology Div C #1143/154
QuizSection 17Lesson: Ornithology Div C #1144/154
Which of these birds is an American Robin?ABCLesson: Ornithology Div C #1145/154
Which of these birds is a Red-bellied Woodpecker?ABCLesson: Ornithology Div C #1146/154
Which of these birds is a Northern Cardinal?ABCLesson: Ornithology Div C #1147/154
Which of these birds has a leucistic condition?ABCLesson: Ornithology Div C #1148/154
Which of these is a normal immature bird?ABCLesson: Ornithology Div C #1149/154
Which of these birds has a condition related to feathermolt?ABCLesson: Ornithology Div C #1150/154
Which of these birds is sick? Click all that apply.ABCNone of themLesson: Ornithology Div C #1151/154
Open Ended QuestionLesson: Ornithology Div C #1152/154
*YES, we are asking again!* Please list your School Name, Team (V, JV1, JV2, JV3), andteam member FIRST names. Don't forget to hit submit to record your answers beforethe timer gets to 0:00.Please enter your answer here.Lesson: Ornithology Div C #1153/154
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