Avian Anatomy & Feathers
Across
- 2. Body, tail, and flight feathers
- 4. Feathers that never stop growing
- 6. Small contour feathers found by the ear openings
- 7. Refers to contour feathers of the wing
- 9. The stomach that uses chemical breakdown
- 10. Feathers that lack barbules/hooklets and are found under contour feathers
- 11. Feathers that lack a true shaft/barbules/hooklets that are found next to the skin
- 12. Modified contour feathers that aid in sense of touch
- 16. Another word for bird
- 17. Feathers that have sensitive nerve endings to them and are found on the nape/upper back
- 18. The muscular stomach
Down
- 1. Use for flight, protection of skin, aid in heat regulation, and use as camouflage are all examples of a feather's what?
- 3. Defense, courtship, and recognition are all example of what that feathers aid in?
- 5. Refers to contour feathers of the tail
- 8. An outgrowth of skin made of protein
- 13. When a bird puffs up their feathers, it could be a sign that they are?
- 14. Puffing up feathers helps to trap blank next to the bird's body
- 15. A dilation of the esophagus that is a storage pouch for food