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okay so I'm still kinda not certain what books/ guides are best to bring. I think we will probably bring the petersons since we have studied using that one the most. any recommendations for what other book to bring? Are the national geographic books good? or should we find an encyclopedia book?

Okay, so are we allowed to write stuff in our bird guide? and can we write stuff on our bird list? because i have the page numbers for the birds on the bird list....
thanks!!

Okay, so I'm sort of worried after reading this. Right now most of what I have on my sheet of paper is about bird anatomy and conservation. Should I also include stuff on eggs? If so, how specifically? like identification, or also how many eggs birds lay? and on a practice test I took today, there w...

woah we're supposed to know eggs? where do you get information, besides for pictures, because I've only been able to find stuff on how to raise a bird egg and somehow I don't think that is going to be helpful.
Is there any other last minute info I should know or put on my paper, tips please?

what sort of questions did people typicaly get on the writing portion?

french vampire with mythological norse weapons.

Would you rather have orange eyes or green eyebrows?

apparently one team for Rocks and Minerals put down Petrified Food instead of Petrified Wood...

You went to the Olympics? that is soooo cool. My brothers' physics teacher went, but didn't stay that long....I think it would be fun to volunteer for the Olympics, but i guess they are not going to be in the US for a while....

Out of curiosity, has anyone ever tried to build a Ram-air parachute? I suppose it'd probably be to heavy......

Okay thank you! Did anyone else have taxidermied (not sure that is the write verb, i guess the right verb is "stuffed") birds at their competitions? Were there a lot of timed things like power points and stations?