• Canada geese swim with their webbed feet by kicking underwater.

• When they fly, they use their big feathers on their wings.

• Canada geese lay eggs in a grass nest on the ground.

• The babies can swim and do back flips but they can’t fly until they get older.

• Canada geese swim with their webbed feet by kicking underwater.

• The babies can swim and do back flips but they can’t fly until they get older.

• Canada geese swim with their webbed feet by kicking underwater.

• The babies can swim and do back flips but they can’t fly until they get older.

• Canada Geese make a honking sound and sometimes fight.

• They eat grass, grains and berries. Then they poop.

• Canada geese lay eggs in a grass nest on the ground.

• They make a honking sound and can fly 65 kilometers an hour.

• Canada geese swim with their webbed feet by kicking underwater.

• They eat grass, grains and berries. Then they poop.

• Robins lay blue eggs and build their nests in trees.

• Their nests are made of grass, mud, and other stuff the robin likes.

• Robins have an orange tummy and wings to fly.

• They eat worms and build their nests in the tree.