Miss Lisa's Crew writes a book about birds.

Birds

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Hummingbirds have almost 1,000 feathers. Hummingbirds flap their wings 80 times a second.

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Woodpeckers can be gold. Woodpeckers peck in trees to get bugs. 

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Woodpeckers use their beak to peck into trees to get insects.  There long tail can move dirt around.  

Penguins dive into the water to catch fish.

Most woodpeckers make their nest in dead trees. Woodpeckers peck up to 1,000 times a day. Woodpeckers eat bugs that they peck out of the wood.  When woodpeckers see their prey they go nuts.

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A humminbird could suck nectar from a flower.

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Penguins tummies are slippery. They are warm blooded. The black on the back is to blend in with the ocean.

Blue jays have strong beak's that crack nuts.

Hummingbirds can have 1000 feathers.  Their wings flap very fast.

Pelicans wings are 6 to 12 feet when they are open. Pelicans live all around the world except Antarctica. Pelicans can be white, pink and brown.

Pelicans eat fish. Pelicans plunge fish. They can dive and scoop them up. Pelicans can be brown.

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A blue jay is not blue when the sun lite hit's the bird it look's blue but it is gray.  Blue Jays can crack nuts with their strong beaks.

Woodpeckers peck into trees to get bugs. 

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Their feathers are meant for the snow.  They keep them warm.

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Blue jays live in woodlands. These birds are found in the eastern united states and Canada. blue jays are blue and white songbirds. Blue jays eat mostly nuts and seeds.

Pelicans dive in to the water and grab fish with their beaks.

Hummingbirds live in North America and South America.