What are the common birds on campus in the north?

The birds commonly found on northern campuses are generally divided into three categories, the first being sparrows and the second being turtle doves.

The third group is magpies, which are actually the most common birds on campus in the north.

First of all, the most common one is the sparrow, the sparrow is generally very small, of course, its eyes are also very small, some people usually think that a big black dot behind the sparrow's eyes is its eyes, but their thinking is wrong, the sparrow bird is actually very common in the north, almost all the birds flying on the trees in the campus are sparrows, sparrows generally like to eat the seeds of the pine and cypress trees in the north, so that there are many sparrows flying around in the north of the campus, Moreover, the northern campuses generally like straight trees, and the trees that people plant are generally some trees that produce tree seeds, so some sparrows are particularly fond of flying in the northern campuses.

Secondly, the turtle dove is generally very common in the northern campus, but the number is generally not as large as the sparrow, the common sparrow is the most seen bird, and the turtle dove lives in the trees, and generally only goes to the branches to build a nest to build a nest so that it will not appear in people's field of vision, but sometimes the turtle dove will also walk on land, so that people recognize the turtle dove as a bird.

Magpie actually means jubilant, of course, magpie is a bird in the north of the campus is also more common, but magpies generally do not appear in people's field of vision, magpies are generally called on the branches, but magpies are smarter than sparrows, generally like to people's field of vision, and will also beg people for food, but magpies live on branches, and magpies live in the north all year round, which also makes some people in the north like magpies, Because the meaning of the magpie is very good, some people will make a wish on the magpie after seeing it and consider it very lucky, which is one of the reasons why the magpie is very popular in the north.

There are sparrows, magpies, crows, hoopoes, cuckoos, etc., which are more hardy and often found on northern campuses.

They are all sparrows, turtle doves and magpies, and they are all cute, and they all fly south in winter.

Magpies, this kind of bird often appears, which makes everyone feel special joy and think that the birds are very cute.

Common birds in the north include the black-naped oriole, the longevity bird, the three treasures, the black curly-tailed, the peacebird, etc. 1. Black-naped oriole: It is a medium-sized finch species.

It is similar in appearance to the golden oriole, with a body length of 23-27 cm. The whole body is golden yellow, and the wings and tail are black. 2. Shou Belt Bird:

The male has two color shapes, a body length of about 30 cm, a deep blue glow on the head, neck and crest of the feathers, and a white body with the rest of the body. **Two tail feathers up to the body.

Four or five times, similar to the longevity belt, hence the name. <

Common birds in the north include the black-naped oriole, the longevity bird, the three treasures, the black curly-tailed, the peacebird, etc.

1. Black-naped oriole: It is a medium-sized finch species. It is similar in size to the golden oriole and has a body length of 23-27 cm.

The whole body is golden yellow, and the wings and tail are black. The headrest has a broad black band that extends to the sides and connects with the black eye lines, forming a black band around the top of the head, which is very striking on the golden head.

2. Shoubandbird: There are 17 species in total. The male has two color shapes, with a body length of about 30 cm with tail feathers, a dark blue glow on the head, neck and crest, and white on the rest of the body. **The two tail feathers are four or five times as long as the body, resembling ribbons, hence the name.

3. Three Treasure Birds: Birds of the Three Treasure Birds of the Buddha and Dharma Sangha family are a kind of small and medium-sized climbing birds under the Three Treasure Birds of the Buddha and Dharma Sangha order, with a total of 10 subspecies, a body length of 26-29 cm and a weight of 107-194 grams. The whole body is blue-green, the head and wings are dark, black-brown, and the base of the primary flight feathers has a pale blue spot, which is very obvious when flying.

4. Black curly tail: about 30 cm in length, black throughout, with a blue luster on the upper body, chest and tail feathers. The tail length is deeply concave, and the outermost pair of tail feathers curl outward upward.

5. Peacebird: body length 18 cm, wingspan 34-35 cm, weight 40-64 grams, lifespan 13 years. It is a small songbird, the whole body is basically grape gray-brown, the head color is dark chestnut brown, there is a slender tufted feather crown on the top of the head, a black eye pattern from the base of the mouth through the eyes to the back of the occipital, located on both sides of the crest, in the chestnut brown head is extremely eye-catching.

Chin and throat black.

The most common birds in the northern towns and villages are naturally sparrows and magpies, which can be seen active in the fields, woods and mountains or farm yards all year round.

The sparrow is commonly known as the "house sparrow", a small gray-brown bird that looks very inconspicuous, but has a very lively and bold temperament.

In the early morning or evening in the countryside, the noisy and pleasant bird chirping can be heard in the grove at the entrance of the village, which is the daily festival of the sparrows.

The magpie is an architect, and most of their nests are built between the thick branches of tall poplar trees or old locust trees, and the magpies bring branches of moderate thickness with forks, which are crisscrossed and stacked on top of each other, and the gaps between the branches and the inner wall are filled with soft materials such as earth, straw, feathers, and strips of cloth to improve the warmth and comfort of the magpie nest.

By the grace of the magpie's nest, you can know whether it is a clever magpie or a stupid magpie living here.

When I was young, I went to the field with my mother, and there were many magpie nests in the rows of large poplar trees on the edge of the crops.

When I saw a magpie's nest with a clean and beautiful shape, my mother would say to me, "Look, there are two magpies living here."

When I saw the magpie's nest in a messy shape, my mother would shake her head and tell me that there were two stupid magpies living here.

Common birds in the north are:

1.Black-naped oriole.

2.Shou belt.

3.Sambo.

4.Black curly-tailed.

5.Bohemian waxwing.

6.Big.

7.Blackthroat Stone.

8.Northern Redstart.

9.Red rib embroidered eyes.

10.Motley.

11.White-bellied blue flycatcher.

12.Blue Song Robin.

13.Red-throated song robin.

14.White-browed flycatcher.

15.Red-throated flycatcher.

16.Robin flycatcher.

17.Wren.

18.White-throated thrush.

19.Red-bellied bluethrush.

20.Coal.

21.Swamp.

22.Common Suzaku.

23.Yellow Sparrow.

24.Blackhead wax.

25.Black-tailed wax mouth.