### body part | organ | tit:

Chickadee
* also eat suet from feeding stations and fat from dead animals
  - use bird boxes
* appear to have a talent for finding bird feeders.
* are a constant visitor to feeding stations, often feeding upside down
  - also leaders
  - another common bird in Oregon, and are easily attracted to feeders and bird houses
  - birds
  - of considerable value to humans
  - often among the most active and vocal of mobbing species
  - small, personable, hardy birds
  - some of the most familiar birds that visit feeders
* build their nests by hollowing out cavities in rotting stumps or dead trees.
* consume numerous farm and garden pests.
* have a complex social system with two extremes.
* join other birds to chase away common enemies like crows and owls.
* like to nest near bushes or shrubs.
* live in family groups of five to nine members.
* look for tree holes, either natural or made by woodpeckers, for their nests.
* love over-wintering aphids.
* make their home in wooded areas and eat mainly seeds and tiny berries.
* mate for life.
* nest in cavities excavated by woodpeckers
* prefer split-log nest boxes
* relish sunflower seed and tree nuts.
* respond readily to birdfeeders.
* usually reserve green moss and palm tree fuzz for their nesting material.

Great tit
* feed on insects, such as caterpillars and spiders, seeds, like beech mast, and berries.
* have blue and yellow plumage with a black cap.

Verdin
* are insectivores.
* occasionally try to get tidbits of dried sugar water from hummingbird feeders
  * are insectivores. They keep looking among the desert trees and scrubs. They usually live alone except when they pair up to make their nests. They are very friendly birds. Verdins occasionally try to get tidbits of dried sugar water from hummingbird feeders

### body part | organ:

Tongue
* Most tongues collect particles
  - consist of mass
* Most tongues have flavor
  - mucuses
  - muscles
  - nerves
  - receptors
  - shapes
* Most tongues have sticky mucuses
  - surfaces
  - tips
  - help food
  - push food
* Some tongues are part of beaks
  - mouths
  - necks
  - pharynxs
  - throats
  - break down proteins
  - enter beaks
* Some tongues have ability
  - grooves
  - jaws
  - vesicles
* Speak any language.
* are anatomies
  - chemoreceptors
  - erotic instruments
  - flaps
  - for a sign to unbelievers
  - just foreign languages
* are located in cheek
  - organs
* are part of bodies
  - boots
  - shoes
  - projections
  - used for tastings
* have capability
  - tastebuds
* includes corpi
  - lobes
* includes taste buds
  - cells
* is an organ
  - just one variety of prophetic speech
  - one of the touchstones of the Pentecostal experience
  - paramount in Pentecostal worship
* protrudes during sleep.
  - saliva
* represent a sign.
* runs across upper lip moving from left side of mouth to right following arc of lip.
* simply means languages.
* speaking is regulated in the event that foreigners are present and wish to speak
* subset paradox of spiritual gifts.

### body part | organ | tongue:

Blue tongue
* are also fast learners, and adapt quickly to their environment
  - omnivorous, which means they eat both meat and vegetables
  - slow-moving lizards that feed on snails, ants, bugs, mice and fruit
  - terrestrial and prefer floor space over climbing area
* have hard, tough bodies and can handle the firm grip of a child.
* skinks like to be supported when they are held.
* spend their time on the ground so keep the substrate clean and maintained.