The bird s nest in the trees in the countryside is facing upward, isn t it afraid of rain?

The birds are brilliant architects who have carefully designed their new homes. The Bird's Nest in China was inspired by the Bird's Nest. How remarkable, all human beings have to learn from them!

There's a reason why bird's nests are generally upward! A bird's nest is a place where birds roost, mainly for reproduction and the growth of young birds. If the nest is facing down, the egg will fall easily.

It is especially dangerous for young birds. It's so active, and if you're not careful, you'll fall off. With the beak facing up, there is a more spacious area for the birds to play.

Consider the difficulty of the architectural design. The nest is definitely going down or around, it is more difficult to build a nest, and it is much simpler for the nest to climb up. Most nests are made up of twigs and thatch, which are piled up and slowly woven into the shape of oysters.

It's simple to do this because of the gravity of the earth, and the gravity of the nest facing upwards is also better and stronger! Can it rain in the nest of a bird's nest. Don't worry about that.

Birds don't have to worry about rain. Because that nest is in a tree with a lot of leaves. Even if it rains, it falls in the nest because there is not much rain.

Another point is that the bird's feathers are waterproof and will not get wet in heavy rains. Because there is a layer of oil on the surface of the feathers of the nest, rainwater will automatically slide when it falls on it. As for the birds, you don't have to worry anymore.

When it rains, the mother bird will fly away early. Weather can be allowed. Then spread its wings, wrap the little bird underneath, and use its wings to shield the cub from the wind and rain.

In this way, the nest climbs upwards, and the nest with the mouth open is generally the nest of large birds. Nests for large birds are generally made from branches, trunks, or hay. Nests made of branches and stems generally do not make their beaks too small, and if the nest mouth is small, it will be difficult to get in and out of the body of a large bird.

So the large nest will make the nest bigger, facing up, and the bird's father, bird, and mother will take care of the young. Generally speaking, the birds that build such nests belong to the birds that move frequently and do not stay for long. This bird is relatively free when nesting.

In addition, they will also look for places that can block the wind and rain or be found by predators in a more stealthy way, such as dense trees, between bushes, abandoned houses, caves, etc.

Usually birds do not choose the rainy season when breeding and nesting. Because not only is it difficult to find females to mate during the rainy season, but it is also difficult for well-built nests to survive the long-term cleaning of the rain. And, if it's windy, there's a good chance that the nests of these birds will lose their cover due to strong winds, making them easy to spot by predators.

Fathers and stepmothers take turns foraging for food in order to protect young newborn babies while the birds breed. So when it's windy and rainy, the birds spend their time under the shelter of a new dad or new mom. Adult birds have feathers that withstand wind and rain and cold, so they are not prone to illness even when it rains.

The first is security. For birds, the nest is a habitat for birds, which is mainly used for breeding and breeding and for the growth of young birds. If the head of the nest is facing down, the eggs are easy to fall, especially for young birds, which are very dangerous, they love to move, and they will fall if they are not careful.

With the opening facing upwards, there is a more spacious area for the young birds to play.

Secondly, the difficulty of construction design is considered. Obviously, if the head of the nest is facing down or facing around, it is more difficult to build a nest, while the head of the nest is much easier to build up. Most of the nests are made of branches and thatch, and they just need to pile them together and slowly weave them into the shape of a nest head, which is very simple.

And due to the gravitational pull of the earth, the head-up bearing force is also better and more stable!

Again, about whether the head of the bird's nest will be exposed to rain. In fact, there is no need to worry about this, the bird does not have to worry about rain, because the nest it builds is on some trees with dense leaves, so even if it rains, it will not rain much if it falls into the bird's nest. And there is another point, that is, the bird's feathers are waterproof and will not get wet in heavy rain.

This is because the feathers of the nest have a layer of grease on the surface, and rainwater drops will automatically slide down when they fall on it. As for the birds, there is no need to worry, when it is going to rain, the mother bird will fly back in advance, they are able to ** the weather, and then they will spread their wings to protect the bird underneath, and use its wings to shelter the young birds from the wind and rain.

Most animals, including birds, are not fools and will build their nests in safe and comfortable places, where the wind and rain are neither suitable for shelter nor for breeding. From this, we can see that the condition of the bird's nest in the tree is only an appearance, and it is not actually raining as we thought.

For those small birds, when they choose to build their nests, they will generally choose a leeward place with relatively dense foliage or tree poles to block the rain. While it's not possible to block out the rain 100 percent of the time, they can pick up a large part of the rain in their chosen places.

Because the ecological environment in the countryside is relatively good, there are a lot of birds living in the countryside, and if there are birds, there will naturally be bird nests. However, we can find that most of the bird nests on the trees in the countryside are facing upwards at the beginning, and the birds are not afraid of rain when they build their nests like this? What is the purpose of nesting like this?

Let's take a look:

1. Convenient feeding: I believe everyone has seen the scene of bird feeding, which is sent by the old bird to the young bird mouth-to-mouth, and the young bird only needs to open its mouth and stick out of the nest. If the nest does not open upwards, it will be difficult for all the young birds in the nest to stick their heads out, and it is not only troublesome for the mother bird to feed, but also easy to skip feeding.

2. Convenient to escape: the opening is facing upwards, and when encountering natural enemies, you can directly spread your wings and fly from the nest, which is convenient for escape. If the nest still has a roof, it is more troublesome to take off, and once you take a slow step, you may fall into the mouth of a natural enemy and become food.

3. It is related to the terrain: we can clearly find that most of the nests built on the branches of trees are open upwards. This is because the branches grow upwards, and when birds make nests, there is a fixed nest position on the bottom surface, but there is no place to fix it, so naturally there is no way to make a nest.

In fact, there is no need to worry too much about this, birds can be said to be natural architects, when birds build their nests, they do not simply start upward, but bend inward at the edge of the opening, so that they can build a roof for the nest and shelter from the rain when it rains. In addition, most of the birds' feathers have a layer of grease on them, and the rain falls directly on their bodies, making it difficult to wet them, so they are not particularly afraid of rain.

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Bird's nests with openings upwards can meet these needs to the greatest extent, and building on tall branches can also prevent eggs from being stolen, as for the problem of being drenched in the rain, in fact, don't worry, most bird's nests with openings upwards will take into account the problem of location, and buildings are preferred in places where the foliage is dense and rainproof.

Don't be afraid, when the bird is building a nest, it can ensure the breathability of the bird's nest, which is convenient for the bird to land and avoid the rain, so it is not afraid of rain.

These birds are not afraid of rain, because there are many branches in the nest, and the bird's feathers are very hydrophobic, so they are not afraid of rain at all.

There is a certain natural law about the bird's nest on the village tree, which is a certain natural law, and the bird is also a bird's nest established by applying the laws of nature, which has a certain scientific nature, and is not a bird's nest built indiscriminately. Why are the bird's nests in the trees facing upwards and not afraid of the rain?

First, the mouth of the bird's nest is facing upwards, and the birds are of course afraid of rain and sun. However, the best birds choose to make a nest will also be comprehensively considered, not only to facilitate the nest, but also in a relatively leafy position. With dense foliage, it is definitely better to shelter from the wind and rain and the sun, and it also plays a role in shading the bird's nest.

2. Where the nest is facing upwards, the function of the nest is to give birth to children. Once the birds can fly, they abandon their nests, even if it is windy, rainy and snowy, they will not stay in the nest. In addition, the nest is facing upwards, and when breeding small birds, it basically avoids the cold winter.

In spring, summer and autumn, small birds cannot be frozen, and even if it rains, big birds will cover their nests with their bodies. Not in winter, because there are many nests with the nest mouth facing up, the base is also very simple, a few dense branches can lay eggs and breed birds, and the cold air will freeze the birds from the bottom. If you look closely, you can see that there will be no birds living in the bird's nest in the cold winter when the mouth of the nest is facing up.

3. Nature is also fair to all things by natural selection. Humans have natural disasters, and so do birds. Although the nest mouth is facing upward, although the childcare period avoids the cold winter, but it cannot avoid the hail and strong winds of summer.

Due to the hail, the mother bird will defend the bird and be crushed to death by the hail; Due to the strong winds, some small birds and eggs will fall from the nest and die.

Fourth, some bird's nests are very exquisite, which can not only shelter from the wind and rain, but also keep warm from the cold. For example, the common magpie nest in the countryside has a special prominent entrance and exit, and some magpie nests are divided into two layers, and the bottom of the nest has mud and flocculent solidification to form a warm blanket, which is complete like a human villa mansion. Bird's nests like magpie nests are really home to people, and the nest is their home.

All year round, they are inseparable from the nest, and one nest can be used for several years.

5. Some birds are not born to nest, and some of them use natural burrows; Some are in the grass in the air, among the gravel, on the sand; There are applications to human buildings, and so on. They can also survive and are part of the laws of nature.

In short, the bird's nest seen on the trees in the countryside is basically facing upward, but there is also a part that is not facing upward, but looking at the nearby buildings to build my bird's nest, and some birds are built very exquisitely. Especially for small birds, the nest is the strongest and safest, and it is particularly beautiful.

Because it is constructed with two small ends and a large middle, it forms a honeycomb-like shape, and when it rains, the birds will put their heads on the edge of the nest, so that the rain will hit the hair on their tails.

Don't worry, the bird's nest is built on a lush tree, there are leaves to lie on, even if it rains, there will not be much rain, the bird's feathers can be waterproof, and the big bird can wrap the small bird under the wings.

Don't be afraid, birds can resist some rain very well, and if you open up, you can better protect the birds and avoid some natural enemies.

First of all, the swallow's nest opens its mouth upwards to make it easier for the birds to safely land and escape. The mouth of the swallow's nest is widely oriented to one side of the house, because it is under the eaves, and there are no other small animals to destroy their nest. However, the living conditions of birds in the suburbs become more and more extreme.

Opening their mouths upwards is to facilitate their safe whereabouts, and secondly, their vision is wider, and they can quickly escape if they find or encounter danger.

Secondly, the swallow's nest is less difficult to build with its mouth facing up. The swallow's nest is wide-mouthed, and the house faces one side, and its construction is also very difficult. However, Little Swallow's Swallow's Nest can be used for many years, and generally if there is no accident, Little Swallow will go home every year.

However, many of the bird's nests in the suburbs are all built randomly, concisely and clearly, and they have never been used after living in the last section, and most of them are hatching birds, and this swallow nest is also obsolete. There is no doubt that the children in the countryside have taken out swallow nests when they were children, and many of them are empty. This kind of swallow's nest is very casual to build, simply use some dry branches, wild grass and feathers to write a bird's nest, open up so that the construction is fast and easy.

Last but not least, the opening of the swallow's nest is good for the safety of the eggs and birds. If the house is facing one side, or the mouth is facing down, the eggs laid and the eggs that are cultivated in that way can easily fall from the bird's nest, which is very dangerous. The opening of the mouth downward is also considered by these factors to prevent the eggs and newly bred birds from falling.

At the same time, it is not easy to be noticed by people or birds under the trees.

A little people have to worry, isn't it raining on a rainy day when you open your mouth up? These people don't have to worry at all, the birds are not afraid of the rain. On rainy days, it is common to see a lot of birds on the power poles in the countryside.

Mainly because the bird's feathers have a layer of vegetable oil on it, as if the bird is wearing a poncho. Even if the rain falls on the birds, of course they will slip off.

The bird's nest has many advantages of choosing to open upwards, firstly, it is very convenient for birds to fly in and out, and secondly, when the eggs are laid, the eggs are not easy to fall out of the nest, and even after the eggs hatch, the activities of the young birds in the time when the adult birds are not easy to cause a stumble.