Task Description: This week I learned about pur camp birds that they named for camp. My bird was Weka and I have been in the weka camp group team 2 years in a row. 1 quick fact about weka, The curious and confident birds are known for their fearless behavior, often approaching humans in search of food. Wekas live a range of habitats, including forests, scrublands, and coastal areas, where they forage for insects, fruits, seeds, and small animals. Please leave a positive comment on my blog.
- What is the name of the native New Zealand bird known for its vibrant blue feathers, long red bill, and distinctive white undertail?
- A) Tui
- B) Kea
- C) Pukeko
- D) Ruru
- Which native New Zealand bird is renowned for its melodious song and iridescent plumage?
- A) Weka
- B) Piwakawaka
- C) Tui
- D) Ruru
Inference Questions:
- Why are Wekas vulnerable to population declines in some areas, according to the article?
- A) Due to their flightless nature
- B) Because of their fearless behaviour
- C) Predation by introduced species
- D) Lack of suitable habitat
- Why are Keas described\ as cheeky birds in the article?
- A) Because they have bright orange underwings
- B) Due to their olive-green plumage
- C) Because they often investigate objects and vehicles
- D) Because they inhabit alpine regions
- Based on the article, what role do Rurus play in the ecosystem?
- A) Controlling nocturnal pests
- B) Mimicking sounds from their environment
- C) Investigating backpacks and tents
- D) Foraging for insects on the wing