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Avian Anatomy Quiz: Where in the World? The Beak Speaks!

Test your knowledge of avian anatomy and bird species from around the world in this fun quiz. Learn about beaks, scientific names, habitats, and more. How well do you know our feathered friends?

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Avian Anatomy Quiz: Where in the World? The Beak Speaks!

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  1. THIS IS JeoBIRDy!

  2. Your With Host...

  3. Avian Anatomy Where in the World? The Beak Speaks! Scientific Names Name That Behavior Who am I? 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500

  4. The continent we call home. A 100

  5. What is South America? A 100

  6. We live on this continent where 55 parrot species also live. A 200

  7. What is Australia? A 200

  8. The rainforests of Central & South America are home to this largest of parrot species. A 300

  9. What is the hyacinth macaw? A 300

  10. This is the only living species of parrot native to the US. A 400

  11. What is the thick-billed parrot? A 400

  12. A huge amount of avian diversity exists on these 17,500 islands. A 500

  13. What is Indonesia? A 500

  14. Trees rely on birds to do this specific activity in order to deposit their seeds elsewhere. B 100

  15. What is poop? B 100

  16. Lengthwise, birds that are herbivorous have a digestive system that is this, compared to a carnivorous bird. B 200

  17. What is longer? B 200

  18. Parrots’ beaks are adapted for eating these highly nutritional, fatty morsels. B 300

  19. What are nuts/seeds? B 300

  20. Many lorikeet species rely heavily on this plant product that is used as a lure for pollinators. B 400

  21. What is nectar or pollen? B 400

  22. One of the best sources for Omega-3 fatty acids is the largest nut pictured here. B 500

  23. What are walnuts? B 500

  24. Many softbills lack this digestive organ as they don’t require it for storage of their soft foods. C 100

  25. What is the crop? C 100

  26. In parrots, pigeons and some other birds have this structure superior to their beak where their nostrils are located. C 200

  27. What is the “cere?” C 200

  28. In ornithological terms, this is the back of the neck. C 300

  29. What is the nape?  C 300

  30. DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400

  31. This digestive passage connects the crop to the gizzard. C 400

  32. What is the proventriculus? C 400

  33. Many parrots have this gland that secretes oil that they deposit on their feathers. C 500

  34. What is the preen gland/uropygial gland? C 500

  35. Ara chloroptera D 100

  36. What is the greenwing macaw? D 100

  37. Nymphicus hollandicus D 200

  38. What is the cockatiel? D 200

  39. Aratinga solstitialis D 300

  40. What is the sun conure? D 300

  41. Cacatua leadbeateri D 400

  42. What is the Major Mitchell’s cockatoo? D 400

  43. Bolborhychus lineola D 500

  44. What is the lineolated, or barred, parakeet? D 500

  45. E 100

  46. What is a Senegal parrot? E 100

  47. E 200

  48. What is the Eclectus parrot? E 200

  49. E 300

  50. What is the zebra finch? E 300

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