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Enchanted Learning® Photoblog Posted May 3, 2012 9:23 pm

Heron or Pterosaur?

Heron or Pterosaur?

Heron or pterosaur?

Answer: Heron. (Pterosaurs are extinct.)

Fun fact: Pterosaurs weren't dinosaurs. But the heron is, since birds are now classified by biologists as dinosaurs!

Scientific name for the great blue heron: Ardea herodias

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