1. Grebe
   Grebes are members of the Podicipediformes, a widely distributed order of freshwater diving birds, some of which visit the sea when migrating and in winter.
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2. Amami Thrush
   The Amami Thrush, Zoothera major, is a member of the Thrush family Turdidae.
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3. Albatross
   The albatrosses are seabirds in the family ..
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4. The Barn Owl
   This graceful, but ghostly bird can locate a mouse in the dark of night by sound alone without the aid of external ears
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5. The Trumpeter Swan
   Snow-white trumpeter swans are a spectacular sight. With a wingspan of more than 7 feet and a height of about 4 feet, the trumpeter swan is the largest native waterfowl species in North America.
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6. The American Bald Eagle
   We all know the bald eagle as a national symbol with its distinctive "bald" white head, tail, and dark brown body
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7. Whooping Crane
   Whooping cranes disappeared from Wisconsin many years ago. But, with the help of biologists; the whooper's cousin, the sandhill crane; aircraft; and older
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8. Peregrine Falcon
   Peregrine falcons can be found worldwide, in every continent except for Antarctica.These falcons usually nest on ledges
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9. The Osprey
   The Osprey, also known as the fish hawk, eyes its dinner while hovering over the open water. It plunges gracefully and quickly into the water feet first to grab a slippery fish.
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