Global Birding Expedition 1 - ColorBird.org
Across
- 5. In North Carolina, a bright blue and white bird gobbles down peanuts on a porch railing.
- 7. In India, you spot a bird with a remarkable tail. It struts forward with its enormous tail fanned open in colorful display.
- 8. In a marsh in Tanzania, you spot a gray water bird hunting for fish with a large, stout bill.
- 9. In Poland, you see a shiny black bird with light speckles in a tree. You remember seeing these in the U.S. too!
- 12. Off the coast of Ecuador, you see a magnificent flying bird with a large red throat.
- 13. In Antarctica, you see a penguin with a black head and back, with white above its eyes. You recall hearing that these are the fastest swimmers of any birds.
- 14. In Zimbabwe, a tall black bird stands in the water, using its wings to make shade as it looks for fish.
- 15. In Peru, you almost overlook this brown bird. It is stretched out, posing as a branch.
- 16. In Brazil, a parrot with a massive colorful beak flies through the rainforest.
- 18. In Canada, you hear a call coming from the forest: “Who cooks for you? Who cooks for you all?”
- 20. In Thailand, you see a black and white stork. There is a gap between the upper and lower parts of its bill, even when closed.
- 21. In a forest in southeast Australia, you hear a bird mimicking an amazing variety of sounds: other birds, cameras, and chainsaws.
Down
- 1. On the coast of Mexico, a large white bird dives into the water, catching fish in its enormous neck pouch.
- 2. Deep in the jungles of Papua New Guinea, you see a bird with extravagant yellow feathers on its back. It chirps, jumps, and flaps its wings to attract a female.
- 3. In France, a black and white bird walks across the grass. It looks a bit like a jay.
- 4. In Zambia, you spot a small finch-like bird. You recall hearing that this is the most common wild bird in the world.
- 6. Off the coast of Antarctica, a massive black and white bird glides on eleven-foot wings.
- 10. Over Antarctic seas, you spot a graceful black and white bird. You saw this same species in the Arctic, half a world away!
- 11. In Laos, you spot a great parrot with a large yellow beak. On top of its beak, it has what looks like a large yellow horn.
- 17. In eastern Australia, you spot a blackish-blue bird decorating an area with twigs and blue objects. It waits for other birds to come and see.
- 19. In Ireland, a small grayish-black crow chatters at you from a nearby tree.