Introduction to Flying Animals 25, Introduction to Flying Animals

Mammals: bats, etc.

Reptiles: pterosaurs, pigeons, sparrows, seagulls, swans, egrets, crows, swallows, etc.

Insects: dragonflies, mosquitoes, flies, butterflies, moths, etc.

Eagles, magpies, kingfishers, swallows, bats, pheasants, pigeons, sparrows, seagulls, swans, egrets, crows.

What is an animal? Flying squirrel. Rodents.

The animals flying in the sky are geese, dragonflies, eagles, moths, pigeons, sparrows, crows, bats, swans, swallows, magpies, cuckoos, cuckoos, owls, albatrosses, woodpeckers, parrots, pelicans, sparrows, swallows, bees, wasps, dragonflies, mosquitoes, gadflys, butterflies, cicadas, pulsatillas, white-bellied pheasants, white peacocks, egrets, kingfishers, red-crowned cranes.

1. Eagles. The eagle has a fierce temperament, a yellow beak, a curved upper beak, strong and powerful feet, sharp claws on the toes, and large wings that are good at flying. It has sharp eyes and can see thousands of meters and beyond.

2. Egrets. It belongs to the egret genus of the family Heronidae. It is distributed throughout central and southern Asia, southern Europe, Africa and Australia. In China, it is mainly distributed in the south of the Yangtze River, among which it is a resident bird in Sichuan, Yunnan, Guangdong, Taiwan, Hainan and other places, and it is a summer migratory bird in other regions.

3. Dragonflies. Generally large, with long, narrow wings, membranous, reticulate wing veins with extremely clear veins. Extremely sensitive vision, 3 in one eye; antennae 1 pair, thin and short; Chewing mouthparts. The abdomen is elongated, flattened, or cylindrical with an anal appendage at the end.

The feet are thin and weak, with hooked spines that catch pests while flying through the air.

4. Wild geese. The wild geese are full of enthusiasm and can encourage their companions with their cries. The wild goose belongs to the class of birds, the duck family, and is the common name of various classes of the wild goose subfamily. The common ones in China are the Hong goose, the gray goose, the bean goose, the white-fronted goose and so on.

5. Pigeons. The dove has a broad and flat head and a large and deep body, 53 to 56 cm long from beak to tail, 38 to 40 cm in bust, and a long and slightly curved beak. The eye rings of the adult pigeons are red or flesh red, and the eye rings of the young pigeons are pink. The neck is long and stout, the back is long and open, the tail is long and the end is round, the thighs are plump, the tarsal toes and toes are shorter, there are two kinds of foot hairless and foot hair, the best without foot hair, and the foot color is dark red.

Sparrows, pigeons, hummingbirds, swallows, thrushes, woodpeckers, canaries, woodpeckers, robins, kingfishers, parrots, cuckoos, peacocks, crows, eagles, vultures, owls, seagulls, swans, flamingos, herons, cranes, butterflies, dragonflies, mosquitoes, etc.

Curley Bird. Adult curly birds are on average 110 cm long and 60 to 90 cm tall.

Wingspan 230 to 275 cm long, weighing kilograms, is the world's largest avid bird that can fly, distributed in eastern Africa and Angola, South Africa and other places, inhabit grasslands and other environments, in small groups of activities, feed on the old bark of plants, branches, etc., the breeding period is from February to September, nest on the ground of the field, each nest lays 2 eggs.

The grey-necked heron bustard is also an omnivore and is accustomed to living on the ground, especially in grass, in small groups. Along with pigeons, sandgrouse, and three-toed quails, the grey-necked heron bustard is one of the few birds that can suck water freely, without having to shovel water with its beak and swallow it with its head up, as other birds do.

Due to the deterioration of the living environment and long-term poaching, the wild grey-necked heron bustard is on the verge of extinction.

The flying animals are as follows:

1. Birds: Birds are the most common flying animals, they have wings and a light body, and they can fly freely in the air.

2. Bats: Bats are mammals that do not have wings but can glide through the air by vibrating their wings.

3. Insects: Insects are also a class of flying animals, they have wings and a light body, and they can fly freely in the air.

4. Flying Fish: Flying fish are fish that can swim quickly in the water and jump out of the water, allowing them to glide through the air for some distance.

5. Flying Snakes: Flying snakes are snakes that can glide through the air for a distance by vibrating their bodies.

6. Dragonfly: Dragonfly is an insect that has wings and a light body that allows them to fly freely in the air.

7. Butterfly: Butterflies are also an insect that has wings and a light body that allows them to fly freely in the air.

8. Swallow: Swallow is a bird that has wings and a light body that allows it to fly freely in the air.

9. Honey bee: Honey bee belongs to the general term of Hymenoptera, Slender Waist Suborder, Needletail Relative, Honeybee Family, and Honeybee Bee Insects in insect taxonomy, and is an important group of Hymenoptera.

10. Flying squirrels: Flying squirrels are mammals that can jump and glide over trees. <>