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by Kim Siever on April 27th, 2004
Bird's ears are located on the sides of their heads.
by Tiffany Lopez on October 6th, 2005
To add to that, they are usually hidden behind some little feathers just behind the eye area. if you move those feathers you will see what looks like a hole in their head. that is the ear.
by Galeanda on August 10th, 2008
Birds don't really have ears, they have earholes. They are located at the sides of their head, usually at the same level as their eyes or lower and they are completely covered with feathers. The feathers keep out wind noise and pressure so they can hear better. Some birds have very stiff feathers over the ears to keep water out better, like penguins.
by Mrs803 on August 8th, 2008
they have holes on the side of thier heads thats there ears
by azurious on August 9th, 2006
birds ears are holes in their head hidden behind feathers right next to the eye
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