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Eagles,Bats,Roadrunners,and Gila Woodpeckers A combined to make our group project

Eagles,Bats,Roadrunners,and Gila Woodpeckers A combined to make our group project. By:Angle Martinez,Brittany Neison,Natalie Ruiz,and Emma Shaw. The eagle is seen flying over the western part of the united states The most efficient predators of all predators.

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Eagles,Bats,Roadrunners,and Gila Woodpeckers A combined to make our group project

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  1. Eagles,Bats,Roadrunners,and Gila WoodpeckersA combined to make our group project By:Angle Martinez,Brittany Neison,Natalie Ruiz,and Emma Shaw

  2. The eagle is seen flying over the western part of the united states The most efficient predators of all predators The golden eagle lives as long as 32 years The longest living golden eagle was 46 years old Eagles

  3. bats • estimated total of about 1,100 species worldwide • There are fossils of Bats that were found which age up to 52-million-year-old • bats of 52.5 million years ago flew differently than the bats of today • Megabats eat fruit,nectar, and pollen • Microbats eat insects,blood,small mammals,and fish • Baby bats are referred to as pups • the pups are grown up by the age of 6 to 8 weeks

  4. bats • weighs approximately 1.2 kg • wing span of 1.5 m • measuring 29–33 mm in length

  5. roadrunner • Weight: 8-24 oz. • Length: 20-24 inches • Height: 10-12“ • mating Maturity: 2-3 yrs. • Mating Season: Spring • Incubation: 18-20 days • No. of Eggs: 2-12 • Birth Interval: 1 year • Lifespan: 7 to 8 years

  6. roadrunners • Typical diet: insects, lizards, snakes • The Roadrunner is also called the Chaparral Cock • Roadrunners prefer walking or running and attain speeds up to 17 mph • Geococcyx californianus

  7. Gila woodpecker • Gila Woodpecker is about 20-25cm, 24cm,or 9in in length • wingspan of the Gila woodpecker is 41cm(16in) • weight of the Gila woodpecker is 51-79 g. (1.8-2.79 ounces) • diet of the Gila woodpecker consists of ants, beetles, grasshoppers, fruits from saguaro cactus, mistletoe berries, seeds, occasional birds’ eggs, and lizards

  8. Gila woodpecker • Baby Gila Woodpeckers come in about 3-5 eggs at a time in a hole within the giant saguaro but when they hatch they are helpless

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