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Resources About Endangered Birds

bewicks wren, red cockaded woodpecker, barn owl
From left: Bewick's wren, Red-cockaded woodpecker, Barn owl

Read more about the Bewick's wren, red-cockaded woodpecker and barn owl on the websites listed below. As you read, use your Endangered Bird Graphic Organizer on page 2 in your Engineering Portfolio to record answers to the questions below.

  • How does this bird choose its nesting spot?
  • What are some reasons for this bird's decline in population?
  • What if any solutions are offered to save the bird populations?

As you research, think about ways to protect endangered birds from extinction. Your teacher will lead a class discussion on this topic.

> Bewick's Wren opens in new window
(from Maryland Department of Natural Resources)

> Red-Cockaded Woodpecker opens in new window
(from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology)

> Barn Owl opens in new window
(from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology)

Teacher Note

The research activity on this page is a continuation of the previous page’s activity. Students should continue to fill out the Endangered Bird Graphic Organizer on page 2 in their Engineering Portfolios.

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