Talons: Sharp, curved claws of flesh-eating birds.
Perching: Sitting of birds on trees, branches and wires by gripping their feet.
Streamlined: Narrow at the two ends, broad in the middle.
Upstroke: The upward and backward movement of birds’ wings.
Downstroke: The downward and forward movement of birds’ wings.
Hatching: A process that causes an egg to break so that the baby animal can come out.
Flesh-eating birds (Birds of prey): Birds like eagles, hawks, kites and vultures that have strong, sharp and hooked beaks to tear the flesh of other small animals.
Bird bath: A small basin placed in a garden and filled with water for birds to bathe in.
Feeders: Trays that are put outdoors to supply bird food to birds.
Veterinary doctor (Vet): An animal doctor.
Birdwatcher (Birdman): A person who observes birds and studies their behaviour and other related activities.
Birdwatching (Birding): The activity of watching birds.
Archaeopteryx: The earliest known bird, whose body was covered with feathers.
Chisel: A tool with a sharp, pointed shape, used for tasks like poking holes or making furniture.