What kind of bird is it, please help identify it, what kind of bird is this?

Updated on number 2024-06-07
7 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    This is the white-rumped manor.

    White-rumped Bird. The white-rumped bird (scientific name: lonchura striata) is a small bird with a body length of 10-12 cm.

    The upper body is reddish-brown or dark sand-brown, with white feather stripes, the waist is white, the tail is covered with chestnut brown, the forehead, beak, eyes, chin and throat are black-brown, the neck and upper chest are chestnut with light yellow feather stripes and feather margins, the lower thorax and abdomen are nearly white, and each feather has a "U" shaped pattern. Similar species of spotted birds do not have white waists and different plumage colors. It inhabits low mountains, hills and plains at the foot of mountains below 1,500 meters above sea level.

    Good sex grouping, in addition to the breeding period more pairs of activities, other seasons are mostly in groups, often into a few or more than 10 together, in autumn and winter also see dozens or even hundreds of large groups, the group of the combination is relatively close, whether it is flying or resting, often crowded into a group. It mainly feeds on plant foods such as rice, grains, grass, seeds, fruits, leaves, and buds, and also eats a small amount of animal foods such as insects. It is found in Nepal, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia.

    Chinese scientific name white-waisted Wenniao.

    Aliases White Li, Hegu, Ten Sisters, Fortune Telling Bird, Bead Bird, Guanyin Bird.

    Foreign name: white-rumped munia<>

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    First of all, I would like to pay tribute to you!!

    A kind of pigeon, the big-nosed plum bird, adapted to bad weather racing, good homing performance. This is a super long distance pigeon breed.

    Li Meiling (1888-1972).

    Chinese pigeon racer and breeder. A native of Meixian County, Guangdong. He graduated from the Department of Medicine of Tongji University in Shanghai in 1913 and later received a doctorate in medicine from Germany.

    When he was in junior high school, he started raising pigeons, and after graduating from university, he settled in Shanghai to resume pigeon business. He has been keeping pigeons for 40 years. At the beginning, a batch of excellent varieties such as Songjiang gray and Zijin white sand were raised to participate in the competition, but the results were not good.

    At the beginning of 1930, we commissioned German relatives and friends to import 10 foreign breeds, including the Belgian bloodlines of Gunay, Wickert and Weiqi, and the German bloodlines of Mar, Miller, Krumba and military pigeons. 9 birds are raindrops, and 1 bird is red. In addition to the 3 Miller pigeons transferred to Huang Zhong, the other 7 pigeons were used as the basis pigeons to breed excellent pigeons with their own characteristics, forming a generation of famous Chinese pigeon "Li Meiling line".

    In Suzhou, Wuxi, Changzhou, Danyang, Nanjing, Fengyang, Xuzhou and other short-distance races, he has won the championship many times, and even won the top 3. In 1931, he began to compete with overseas Chinese living in Shanghai. British expatriate breeders such as White, Rogan and Gro were defeated by Lee, the most prominent of which was in the 1932 race, when his "759" raindrop pigeon won the first prize in Jinan.

    In 1935, Tianjin "Long Distance Race", with an empty distance of 950 kilometers, participated in foreign members such as Basgol, Jackson, Just, etc., with a total of more than 100 pigeons, and only 6 of the 52 pigeons returned home in the final of the final station, and Li won the top 5. One of the hens, SHC759, won the first prize after a 12-hour flight. Since then, he has won many winning places in various competitions.

    Sister loft with the famous British pigeon breeder Beck. In 1936, he became the president of the Shanghai Pigeon Association, and in 1946, he was appointed as the chairman of the board of supervisors of the China Shengli Pigeon Association. Characteristics of the plum species:

    The feather color is mostly dark raindrops, but there are also light raindrops, the coat color is bright, dusty, and the water resistance is strong, and the tail feathers are bundled into one to one and a half. The eye sand is mostly dark chicken yellow, but there are also light chicken yellow and peach blossom color. The eyes are bright, the sand surface is thick, and the eye circles are deep.

    The pupil constricts quickly and smallly. Adapt to bad weather and have good homing. The nasal tumour is slightly curled, but Wang turns out.

    The individual is large, with a right triangle when viewed sideways and an isosceles triangle when viewed downward. This is an extreme long distance pigeon breed. It is also a representative of the Chinese old pigeon breed, commonly known as "Li Bird", and also belongs to the title of "national blood".

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Chinese scientific name: brown-backed shrike.

    Chinese name: Passeriformes.

    Chinese subject name: Berauke.

    Chinese genus name: Berau.

    Common name in Chinese: Big Red Back Shrike.

    Latin name: Lanius Schach

    English name: long-tailed shrike

    Species named by person and date: Linnaeus, 1758 Also known as "Guilam", "Huang Shrike". It belongs to the passerine order, the family Berauidae. It is widely distributed in the eastern coastal and southern parts of China, including Taiwan, Hainan and other provinces.

    1. Morphological characteristics:

    The brown-backed shrike also has the general characteristics of the shrike, with a large head, a short and strong beak, a concave upper beak, and a sharp hook with the apex bent downward, which can catch the animal very firmly, making it difficult for it to escape from the mouth, and the feet are short and strong. The body is about 24 centimeters long and weighs 70-90 grams. Adult Birds:

    front, eye stripes, wings and tail black, wings with a white spot; crown of head and nape of neck grey or greyish-black; reddish-brown back, waist and sides; The chin, larynx, thorax, and central part of the abdomen are white. The black expansion of the head and back varies with the subspecies. Sub-Adult Bird:

    The color is darker, with transverse spots on the flanks and back, and the head and nape of the neck are more gray. The dark-coloured "dark black shrike" is not uncommon in Hong Kong and Guangdong, and is occasionally found elsewhere in the distribution area. It inhabits open plains and low mountains, and is often active in fields, orchards and trees.

    Fierce, beak and claws are strong and powerful, beak bite force, good at preying on insects, birds and other animals, and even can attack or kill birds larger than itself, such as partridges, smaller eagles are often chased by it.

    2. Habits.

    They are accustomed to being alone, generally inhabiting open plains and low mountains, and sometimes near gardens, farmlands, and village houses.

    Activity. They often perch on protruding branches in the open field, look around, and when they spot prey, they will quickly pounce on it, and after catching it, they will return to the branch to peck at it. The habit of shrike is to stop in the same spot to feed, and this type of predation is also known as sit-and-wait predation.

    Their diet includes insects such as beetles, elephants, mole crickets, locusts, bugs, caterpillars, etc., as well as small vertebrates such as frogs, lizards, rodents, and sometimes even small birds such as green eyes. Although the tip of their beak is hooked like an eagle's beak and their claws are strong and powerful, they are still slightly inferior to the hooked claws of real birds of prey, such as the falcon, so they need to use branches or spikes to hold their prey in place when tearing small vertebrates. Usually perched on the reeds, looking east and west, as soon as there is food on the ground, they will go straight down to hunt and kill.

    It can also hunt flying insects and small birds in the air. It is good to live in the canopy of trees, and the song on the aerial cable, often with its head and tail raised, is vigorous and powerful, and can imitate its birdsong.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    This is the nestling of the raven.

    Raven (scientific name: Corvus Corax): It is a large passerine bird with a black body, commonly known as the fat-headed bird.

    It is the largest bird in the passerine order, with a total of 12 subspecies. Black throughout, with a violet-blue metallic sheen; The two wings are particularly significant. The larynx and chest feathers are long and lanceolate; The nose whiskers are long and well-developed, covering almost half of the upper mouth.

    iris dark brown; The mouth, tarsal feet, and toes are black.

    It is highly clustered, often nesting in groups, and wandering in groups in autumn and winter. Complex behavior, showing strong intellectual and social activities. The chirp is simple and gruff.

    It inhabits alpine meadows and mountain forest edges. Omnivorous, mainly feeding on small rodents, small birds, reptiles, insects and carrion, etc., but also feeding on the fruits of plants, etc., and even leftovers from human activities.

    It is found in the northern hemisphere and is the national bird of Bhutan.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    It's all black, it won't be a crow, or a small swallow, see if there are any swallow nests around.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    It's a mercerized starling.

    It mainly inhabits open areas such as secondary forests, small jungles and savanna grass slopes in low hills and foothill plains below 1000 m above sea level, especially in broad-leaved jungles, mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forests, orchards and sparse forests near agricultural areas, and also occurs in river valleys and coasts. During migration, they form large groups, feed on plant fruits, seeds, and insects, and build nests in burrows.

    Habits. Resident birds, some wander in the late nest period. Mercerized starlings flock to the ground to feed, feed on plant fruits, seeds and insects, and love to inhabit power lines, jungles, orchards and farming areas, and build nests in burrows.

    In winter, they gather in large groups, and in summer they are few in number, and they form large groups during migration. The mode of reproduction oviparous habits migrate into large groups. Grey and black and white starlings.

    The feeding habits are mainly insects, especially agricultural and forestry pests such as tigers, beetles, and locusts, and also eat the fruits and seeds of plants such as mulberries and ficus fruits.

    In addition to pairs during the breeding season, small groups of 3 or 5 individuals are often formed, and large groups of more than 10 individuals are occasionally seen. They often forage on the ground, and sometimes they can be seen foraging in fields and meadows with other birds. Sex is more timid, flying when he sees people, and his voice is sweet and loud.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    This is the purple whistling thrush, which belongs to the protected animal, please release it.

    Nearly black whistling thrush of body size (32 cm). The whole body is blue-black, with only a few light spots on the wing feathers. The wings and tail are stained with purple brilliance, and the tips of the head and neck have small glittering feathers.

    The subspecies differ in detail. named subspecies mouth black; temminckii and eugenei mouth yellow; temminckii medium overfeather tips white.

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