LiD Paragraph #23

Bailey le Breton

2-25-14

LiD paragraph

#23

                I am writing about blue birds for this week’s paragraph.  The female blue bird is not as colorful as the males.  These birds like open grass land and more spread out types of tree lands.  Blue birds can repopulate about one to two broods during the spring and summer.  Predators of the blue bird are cats, snakes, and raccoons.  The male will sometimes claim wood posts for making fences as marking territory’s.  The female can have up to six eggs; these eggs are usually pail blue or white.  This blue bird is normally found at lower elevations of the Mountain.