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Birds in English
Birds · What is it?
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Bird names in English, with real photos. Meet the eagle, the owl, the ostrich and the grey crowned crane — a bird you can see in Rwanda's wetlands. Learn each name, hear it spoken, and play.

An eagle has strong wings and sharp claws.
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An owl hunts at night.
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A parrot can copy words.
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The ostrich is the biggest bird, but it cannot fly.

A flamingo often stands on one leg.

A peacock opens its colourful tail like a fan.
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A penguin can swim but cannot fly.
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Pigeons live in many towns and cities.
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A crow is a black bird.
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A swan has a long, curved neck.
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A hummingbird can fly backwards.
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A woodpecker makes holes in trees with its beak.
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A pelican catches fish in its big beak.
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The grey crowned crane has golden feathers on its head.
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A kingfisher dives into water to catch fish.
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Seagulls fly over the sea.
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A vulture eats dead animals.

A sparrow is a small brown bird.
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A toucan has a big, colourful beak.
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A robin has a red chest.
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