You can spot a heron in the sky right away: in flight it folds its long neck into an S and trails its legs behind like arrows. Storks and cranes can't do that — they fly with their necks stretched straight out.
I'm having a staring contest with the heron: first to blink loses. I think I'm losing already!
Color names — just like in kids mode. Tap a color to see it in the kids color encyclopedia.
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