skyscrapers, a super tall building with many stories, often reaching over 500 feet., eyries, a special, super-high nest built by birds of prey, such as eagles, hawks, or falcons., scrapes, simplest type of bird nest!, ledge, a narrow, flat shelf that sticks out from a straight or vertical surface., endlessly , something that never stops or seems to go on forever., bonded, to be strongly connected to something or someone, clutch , the total group of eggs a mother bird lays in her nest during a single nesting period, celebrated, famous, highly honored, or widely praised for something., brood, a family of baby birds that are all born or hatched at the same time from the same mother, fledglings , a young bird that has grown feathers and is just learning to fly and leave the nest, remarkable, something so amazing, unusual, or impressive that it grabs your attention and makes you want to talk about it., skillful , being able to do something really well., prey, any animal that is hunted and eaten by another animal for food., plentiful, having a large amount of something, agility , the ability to quickly and easily change direction, stop, and start while staying perfectly balanced and in control, victim, someone who gets hurt, tricked, or experiences something bad that wasn't their fault, stoop , a lightning-fast dive., ornithologists , a scientist who studies birds, extinct , When an entire type of animal or plant dies out and no longer exists anywhere on Earth, poison, any substance that can make a living thing very sick or cause harm if it is eaten, breathed in, or touched, sprayed, sending a liquid through the air in tiny drops or a fine mist,, eyases, a fluffy, baby bird of prey—like a hawk, falcon, or eagle—that is too young to leave the nest or fly, hatch, to break out of an egg., laboratory, a special room or building where scientists work., nestlings, a baby bird that is still too young and small to leave its nest..

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