What are the habits of the wren warbler, and what kind of bird is the warbler

Found in reed swamps, tall meadows and shrublands. Very afraid of life, hiding in tall grass or reeds, and perching on high poles only when chirping. It makes a crisp sound when it flapps its wings.

Among the birds in the flatlands of Taiwan, the gray-headed partridge is also a relatively common one. But except on clear days, when they bounce up on the branches for people to look at; The rest of the time is spent hiding in dense bushes, which is not easy to be spotted.

Unlike the brown-headed partridge, which has a monotonous yellowish-brown color, the gray-headed warbler has a dull gray head, an olive brown back, a white throat to the upper thorax, and a pale yellow lower thorax to the abdomen; It also has a long tail like a brown-headed warbler. They like to haunt among shrubs and miscanthus bushes; When flying, the tail keeps waving up and down, and it looks very clumsy and cute.

The gray-headed warbler likes to stand on the branches, making a string of arpeggios from high to low, which sounds like the Hokkien language of "angry you have to pay, angry you have to pay; In addition, they hide in the grass and bleat, making it easy to mistake a sheep hiding in the grass.

Not only are they similar to the brown-headed partridge in appearance, but they also overlap with the brown-headed partridge in their habitat. They also weave bag-like nests in the bushes to raise their young.

Warblers are small songbirds. It is known as a yellow bird, a blue bird, etc. The body is slender and thin, with a small beak, mostly simple plumage, inhabiting a variety of environments, and a high-pitched and clear chirping.

The distribution of warblers is basically limited to the Old World, with only the Far North warbler occurring in Alaska in the Americas, two species of daisy in North America, and several species of gnats in Central and South America. Including ground warbler, tree warbler, short-winged warbler, locust warbler, reed warbler, hedge warbler, finch warbler, willow warbler, flycatcher warbler and other species.

There are about 60 genera and 447 species in the family of warblers, including forest warblers, willow warblers, reed warblers, etc., daisy distributed in the northern hemisphere and mainly living in coniferous forests, gnats distributed in the Americas, fan-tailed warblers mainly distributed in Africa, and spiny-billed warblers and slender-tailed wren warblers mainly distributed in Australia.

There are about 19 genera and 84 species in China, and some people divide these different groups into different families, and here only the slender-tailed wren warbler is divided into a single family. Warbler belongs to the subfamily of passerine warblers in the classification system used in the Field Handbook of Chinese Birds, mainly including ground warbler, tree warbler, short-winged warbler, locust warbler, reed warbler, hedge warbler, finch warbler, willow warbler, flycatcher warbler, etc., with a total of 85 species in China.

The warbler is also called the yellow bird, the yellow bird, the cang geng, and the blue bird. Warblers belong to the passerine order, which is a small songbird with a slender body, a small beak, and mostly simple plumage, inhabiting a variety of environments, and its song is sharp and clear.

The distribution of warblers is basically limited to the Old World, and only the arctic willow warbler is found in Alaska in the Americas, two species of daisy are distributed in North America, and several species of gnats are distributed in Central and South America.

Habits. Most of them are resident birds, and a few species have migratory behaviors and do not flock when migrating. Arboreal, flying between branches to forage for insects, posture berries, etc., rarely to the ground.

Feed on insects, but also berries. The oriole is a well-known insectivorous bird, with bright plumage and a melodious song. The oriole is timid and not easy to see at the top of the tree, but you can hear its loud ringing sound and tell where it is.

It is mainly found in warm areas, foraging for insects in woodlands and gardens, and some species also eat fruits. When perching on trees, the posture is horizontal, the plumage is bright, and the song is pleasant and changeable. The flight attitude is in a straight line.

1. Warbler is a species, belonging to passerine, is a small songbird, slender and thin, small beak, most of the feather color is relatively simple, including ground warbler, tree warbler, short-winged warbler, locust warbler, reed warbler, fence warbler, finch warbler, willow warbler, flycatcher and other species, there are 85 species in China.

2. The oriole is a soft-eating bird, and the newly caught wild oriole often dies due to timidity and refusal to eat, so it begins to be fed artificially. Feed with lean pork, beef or mutton strips 2 cm long and 2 cm wide wrapped in chin flour 4 times a day. Be careful not to break the beak.

At the same time, put porridge-shaped chin powder in the food jar, sprinkle some yellow powder larvae on the surface to induce them to peck, and do not put the water jar, so as to promote the water conservancy of the surface layer of the yellow oriole diet jar to "change food". With the situation of Huang Peng's self-feeding, the number of artificial feeding is gradually reduced, and it can be completely self-fed in 7 to 10 days. During the "food exchange" period of the oriole, the cage should be dark, and the thrush plate cage or other bird cages covered with a cage can be used.

At the beginning, try to keep quiet, do not easily snoop or alarm except for feeding, and gradually open the shroud after you can eat yourself.