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Gourmet feast of wild birds ——Food plants | Flowers and fruits
by NINGLiya on Dec 02, 2024
When we walk into the world of birds and enjoy their pleasant sounds, may we worry about wild birds being able to eat? What do they eat? In fact, wild birds eat 'vegetarian' in addition to 'meat '. Which plants provide 'vegetarian meals' for birds? Here we know the food plants together!
Hurricane And Birds – What Do Birds Do During Hurricanes?
by Riley Qiu on Dec 01, 2024
Some birds wait until the storm is over, and some fly into thickets that offer protection from the storm. But how do they know that a storm is coming? When tornados are in their migration path, how do they alter their migratory routes?
What Are Some Interesting Facts About Grackles?
by Riley Qiu on Nov 15, 2024
Common Grackle is a blackbird most easily identified by its elongated, slender form and sheen on the feathers. These are members of the icterid group found in North American areas. Grackles are omnivorous foragers that can survive in different types of habitats.
The Impact Of Temperature Variability On Nesting Success In Birds
by Riley Qiu on Oct 17, 2024
Temperature variations, including cold fronts and heat waves, interfere with breeding seasons, reduce food supply, and impact the health of adult birds and their young ones.
8 Common Bird Migration Questions – Important FAQs To Know
by Riley Qiu on Oct 16, 2024
Both casual birdwatchers and nature lovers are enthralled by the amazing natural phenomena of bird migration. Seasons change and the need for food, mates, and adequate habitats forces many species to travel great distances on annual long-distance treks.
12 Birds That Look Like Cardinals
by Annie Xiang on Oct 08, 2024
Cardinals are large, rounded songs’-birds with heavy conical beaks and crests over their tails, and their habits involve staying concealed in shrubs and bushes. Their red shade is their most distinguishing characteristic and distinctive variation in other cardinal species.
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