Are birds herbivores or omnivores?

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anonymous · Answer

This depends entirely upon the species. 

Some are carnivores, such as eagles, hawks, vultures and fish-eating birds such as kingfishers and kookaburras. 

Some are purely herbivores, such as parrots, lorikeets and finches. 

Many more are omnivores: Emus and crows, for instance, eat smaller animals as well as grains (bread) and vegetation; some of the smaller, nectar-eating birds also eat insects; water birds and waders eat both water animals and plant matter. All of these are examples of birds being omnivorous

thomaster · Answer

LOL @andrea19 nice copy from wiki answers xD http://is.gd/SCyjhV But it is correct :P

anonymous · Answer

Its a orange-bellied parrot

anonymous · Answer

What would it be?

anonymous · Answer

they are omnivores cuz they eat worms:)

anonymous · Answer

oooh.. idk if parrots eat worms tho.. lol

anonymous · Answer

they are herbivores read what i sent you and it wil help you i tells you there