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Student Journal: Bird Olympics Nestlings - Klamath Basin 2026

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The document is a student journal titled 'Bird Olympics' that engages students in comparing their physical abilities to various bird species through interactive stations. Each station highlights a specific bird and prompts students to record their own measurements and capabilities, such as wingspan, balance, and speed. Additionally, the journal includes questions about bird adaptations, encouraging students to explore both physical and behavioral traits of birds.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Student Journal in the editor.
Begin by entering your name and the date at the top of the form. This personalizes your journal and helps keep track of your entries.
Move to Station I: Bald Eagle. Measure your wingspan and fill in the blanks with feet and inches to compare with the Bald Eagle's impressive wingspan.
At Station II: Great Blue Heron, record how long you can stand on one leg. Fill in the minutes and seconds for a fun comparison.
For Station III: Great Horned Owl, note how long you can stare without blinking. Enter this time in minutes and seconds.
Proceed to Station IV: Rufous Hummingbird. Count how many times you can flap your 'wings' in 10 seconds and write that number down.
Finally, at Station V: Prairie Falcon, measure how fast you can run 20 yards and calculate your speed in miles per hour, filling in both fields.
Complete the Fledglings section by answering questions about bird adaptations. Provide thoughtful responses for each question based on what you've learned.

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