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WorksheetsBird Beaks
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
The beak of an owl is built to eat:
Mice
Worms
Sunflower Seeds
Nectar
Minnows
Judging by this birds beak what do you think it feeds on?
Seeds
Fish
Carrion
Minnows
Nectar
This type of beak helps it eat:
Meat
Nectar
Algae & Invertebrates
Minnows
Pine Cones
An example of a bird that "Filter Feeds" might be a:
Warbler
Heron
Duck
Hawk
Whale
An example of a bird with an angled bill that eats both seeds & insects is a:
Heron
Warbler
Duck
Woodpecker
Brown-headed Cowbird
An example of a bird with a 'probing' beak is a:
Red-tailed Hawk
Killdeer
Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Yellow Warbler
Marbled Godwit
'Chisel' birds feed on?
Seeds
Insects
Nectar
Small Mammals
Fish
Beaks with an hooked, maxillary beak help birds to:
Rip / tear flesh
Get nectar from flowers
Chisel into wood & bark
Spear fish
Crack seeds
This type of beak helps a bird to:
Stab worms
Catch mice
Peck holes for grubs
Catch fish
Crack seeds
An example of a bird with a 'tweezer' beak might be a:
Crow
Hummingbird
Warbler
Rose-breasted Grosbeak
Cardinal
Which physical feature best determines the diet of the bird?
Feet
Feathers
Beak
Color
Teeth
A Pelicans bill is built for:
Digging worms
Eating fish
Cracking Seeds
Spearing Fish
Drinking Nectar
Birds use their beaks for all of these except:
Building nests
Eating
Preening
Flying
Courtship
What bird best uses their beak to help preen & waterproof?
Ducks & Geese
Hawks & Owls
Cormorants
Hummingbirds
Ring-necked Pheasants
Birds with short, thick beaks usually eat ___________.
Insects
Seeds
Meat
Nectar
Minnows
Birds with long, thin beaks usually eat _________.
Insects
Seeds
Fish
Meat
Nectar
The hole in the bird's beak is best called the:
Nostrils
Nose Craters
Nasal Pits
Nares
Nasorama
Birds with Short, thin beaks usually eat _________.
Insects
Seeds
Fish
Meat
Nectar
This beak type is best for eating:
Carrion
Nectar
Fish
Seeds
Acorns
Having a "crossed beak" is always good!
True
False
This beak is best at eating:
Fish
Meat
Pine Nuts
Acorns
Corn
What kind of metabolism do birds have?
Slow
Medium
Fast
Which birds help pollinate flowers?
Hummingbirds
Falcons
Curlews
Woodpeckers
Herons
How many MN Birds have teeth?
O
100
1000
1 Million
All MN Birds Have Teeth
What's another name for roadkill?
Highway Hors d'oeuvres
Parking Lot Pizzas
Carrion
Carrie On
Asphalt Appetizers
What do Owls, Crows & Nuthatches have in common?
Store Food
Regurgitate Food
Eat Poisonous Plants
Eat Fish
Are Active At Night
What did the Oxpecker eat? (From LOB3)
Acorns
Ticks
Ticks & Insects
Ticks, Insects & Blood
Giraffes
What general kind of bird had the longest beak/body length ratio? (From LOB3)
Hummingbirds
Killdeer
Oxpeckers
Woodpeckers
Nuthatches
Which bird cuts the bark to drink it's sap? (From LOB3)
Sapsuckers
Pileated Woodpeckers
Killdeer
Herons
Robins
Which 2 similar birds are 1/2 the size & one has a beak that is shorter, proportionally?
Downy & Hairy Woodpecker
Hairy & Pileated Wood Pecker
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker & Downy Woodpecker
Downy & Pileated Wood Pecker
Hairy Woodpecker & Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
Which bird is an "Environmental Barometer"?
Hairy Woodpecker
Pileated Woodpecker
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
Downy Woodpecker
Red-bellied Woodpecker
Which bird has a large, colorful bill, used for display mostly?
Mallard
Pileated Woodpecker
Hummingbird
Nuthatch
Toucan
What unique feature does the Eastern Kingbird have that helps it catch insects?
Long, slender beak
Wide beak w/whiskers
Extra long tongue
Chisel-like beak
Curved beak
The upper (fixed) beak is called:
Mandibular
Maxillary
Othopedic
Upperbeakius
Top Snout
The lower (movable) beak is called:
Mandibular
Maxillary
Othopedic
Underbeakius
Down Snout
The "Fleshy" patch above the beak in some birds is called the:
Cere
Beak Bump
Flying Facemask
Snout Snot
Maxillary Mush
Warblers are best at eating:
Seeds
Insects
Fish
Nectar
Meat
Finches are built best for eating:
Insects
Seeds
Meat
Fish
Nectar
What wings were removed before the Jacamar ate the body? (From LOB3)
Butterflies
Grasshoppers
Hummingbirds
Termites
Herons
What small songbird eats nuts all winter & then insects when they hatch? (From LOB3)
Nuthatches
Cardinals
Hummingbirds
Crows
Woodpeckers
