What are the afterwords and proverbs about birds?

You're just a bat with a few feathers, what kind of bird !.Ha ha!

The bird is in a cage - at the mercy of others.

A bird does not fly without a head, and a bird does not fly without wings.

Man dies for money, and birds die for food.

Early birds get worms.

The bird is dying, and its song is mourning.

People have left their names, and geese have left their voices.

People come to the Lord, and birds come to the forest.

Afterword:

Grasshoppers after autumn - they can't jump for a few days.

Jiang Taigong fishing - the wisher takes the bait.

The dog bites Lu Dongbin - I don't know the hearts of good people.

Ride a donkey and read a record book - we'll see.

Anti-aircraft guns fight mosquitoes - overkill.

Meat buns beat dogs - there is no return.

, the bird according to the people love to call the bird - do not make a nest, the lark meets the parrot - can sing and will talk.

Lark play peony - birds singing and flowers Birds spread their wings - each showing its ability.

The worm burrows into the bird's gun—no turn.

Ate shotgun medicine - angry.

Crazy birds waiting for the lake to dry - wishful thinking.

The cold bird learns the art - get by.

Birds with stiff wings - it's going to fly.

Birds out of the cage - there is no return.

Blowtorch to shoot birds – not real guns.

Ostriches in the desert - look no further.

The forest is big, and there are all kinds of birds; Although the sparrow is small, the husband and wife are originally birds of the same forest, and they fly separately when the limit comes.

The lark on the prairie - with a clever beak.

The high-flying bird meets the eagle - more than lucky.

The bird does not pull to death, the sky is high and the bird flies, and the bird with the bow is frightened

The forest is big, and there are all kinds of birds; Although the sparrow is small, it has all kinds of internal organs.

Farts in the woods - stinky finch (qiao) - coincidence.

The forest is big, and there are all kinds of birds;

Man dies for money, and birds die for food.

The gun shoots the first bird.

One bird in hand is better than two birds in the forest.

Early birds get worms.

The bird is hidden. Man dies for money, and birds die for food.

The bird is dying, and its song is mourning.

Ostriches drill into the sand ——— deceive themselves.

[Stealing chickens without losing rice] is a metaphor for wanting to take advantage, but in the end it suffers.

It is a metaphor for people who would rather be autonomous in small scenes than dominated by people in large scenes.

Water chestnut grinding for chicken head] The horned water chestnut is ground into a smooth chicken head. It is a metaphor for people who have gone through many hardships and setbacks.

The rooster gives the weasel a New Year's greeting] is more auspicious and less auspicious. Weasels like to eat chickens, and roosters greet the weasels for the New Year, and great disaster is coming.

The weasel gave the chicken a New Year's greeting] did not have a good heart. Weasels like to eat chickens, so it is a metaphor for people who have bad intentions and have other intentions.

The sound of chickens and dogs can be heard, but they don't get along until they die old.

Chickens don't eat food without work] is a metaphor for people who cannot accept preferential treatment or gifts for no reason.

The chickens are beating around, and the pheasants are flying to the sky] is a metaphor for the relatives who are wronged and blamed, but still refuse to leave.

Chicken feathers tied to the flagpole] What a big duster. The metaphor is bold.

Flies don't hold eggs without sewing] is a metaphor for things for a reason, only if you do it wrong first, others will come to bully.

Three watches, lights and five watches of chickens] is a metaphor for diligence and hard work, going to bed late and getting up early.

The pheasant wears a fur hat] full of eagles. It means that the pheasant wears a leather hat and pretends to be an eagle. Mockery, impersonating the owner, or being self-righteous.

Picking bones in eggs] is a metaphor for being deliberately picky.