Well-known seabirds and coastal marine species matched with their habitat and one identifying feature each, one species per card.
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- Bald Eagle
- Found in coastal and freshwater areas; has a distinctive white head and dark brown body
- Brown Pelican
- Lives in coastal ocean waters and bays; has a large pouch under its bill for catching fish
- Puffin
- Found on rocky Arctic coasts; has a brightly colored orange and blue beak
- Emperor Penguin
- Lives in Antarctica; tallest penguin species with black and white coloring
- Adelie Penguin
- Found along the Antarctic coast; distinguished by a white ring around its eyes
- Wandering Albatross
- Lives in open ocean and polar regions; has the largest wingspan of any living bird
- Great Blue Heron
- Found in shallow waters, marshes, and coastal areas; a tall gray bird with a long pointed bill
- Osprey
- Lives along coastal and freshwater areas; has a white belly with dark back and wing patches
- Double-crested Cormorant
- Found in coastal waters and some lakes; dark feathered diving bird with a long curved bill
- Magnificent Frigate Bird
- Lives in tropical ocean areas; males have a distinctive bright red throat pouch they inflate
- Gannet
- Found on rocky coasts and islands; white bird with black wing tips and pointed diving posture
- Common Tern
- Lives along coasts and lakeside areas; small gray and white bird with a deeply forked tail
- Rockhopper Penguin
- Found on subantarctic islands; small penguin with distinctive yellow and red crest feathers
- Green Sea Turtle
- Lives in tropical and subtropical oceans; named for its greenish shell and fat tissue
- Loggerhead Turtle
- Found in warm ocean waters; has a disproportionately large head filled with strong jaw muscles
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