Magpie robins, also known as Sixi birds, how to distinguish males and females when they are young bi

There are several ways to distinguish the sex of young magpie robins, including:

1.Color: Male magpie robin chicks are more vivid in color than females, especially in the color of the head and chest.

2.Head and eye shape: Male magpie robin chicks have rounded heads and rounded eyes than females; Female magpie robin chicks, on the other hand, have flatter heads and flatter eyes.

3.The shape of the beak and wings: male magpie robin chicks have thicker beaks and wider wings than females; Female magpie robins have more elongated beaks and shorter wings.

4.Sound: Male magpie robin chicks call louder than females.

5.Behavior: Male magpie robin chicks are more active and aggressive than females, while females are more gentle and quiet.

The above are some ways to distinguish the sex of magpie robin chicks, I hope the above information will be helpful to you.

Adult males: head, thorax and back glowing blue-black, wings and tail feathers black, stripes on the outer tail feathers and overcoat feathers white, belly and rump are also white. The female resembles the male, but the dark gray replaces the black. Sub-adults resemble females but are spotted.

The fledglings have to be compared with each other, the black fur on the chest and back of the head is the male, the gray is the female, and the beak shell, which is the "V-shaped" position, the black one is the male, and the white one is the female. The four joys of the male and the mother can sing, when I was a child, the female bird also liked to sing, and there were many female four joys who sang in the wild.

Summary. Hello, glad to answer for you. 1. Screaming.

Male magpies not only whistle but also have a livelier personality than female magpies. 2. Appearance. Looking at the head, two magpies of the same age, the male will have a larger head than the female, and the neck will be thicker.

3. When the chick is hungry, it opens its mouth while barking, and the color of its mouth and the size of its throat can be observed. It is a male bird with a red mouth and a large throat. The female bird with a red mouth and a small throat is yellow.

Hello, it's a pleasure to answer for you. 1. Screaming. Male magpies not only whistle but also have a livelier personality than female magpies.

2. Appearance. Looking at the head, two magpies of the same age will have a larger head and a thicker neck than the female. 3. When the chick is hungry, it opens its mouth while barking, and the color of its mouth and the size of its throat can be observed.

The mouth is red and the throat is clear, and it is the male bird that is picky. The female bird with a red mouth and a small throat is yellow.

Magpie (scientific name: pica pica): is a bird of the genus Passerineaceae.

There are 10 subspecies. The body length is 40-50 cm, the color of the male and female plumage is similar, the head, neck, back to the tail are all black, and from the front to the back are purple, green-blue, green and other luster, the wings are black and there is a large white spot on the wing shoulders, the tail is far worse than the wing length, and it is wedge-shaped.

8 ways to distinguish male and female from Sixi chicks:

More than 4 days old, the same nest is all black-boned birds, from the beak bone can not be divided between male and female, then to the back hair color to divide, generally speaking, dark for male, light for female.

More than 14 days old, the same nest is all black bone birds, from the mouth bone can not be divided into male and female, then to the width of the forehead to divide, generally speaking, the wide one is male, the narrow pointed one is female.

More than 35 days old, the same nest is all black-boned birds, and the second batch of feathers with slightly blue feathers on the side of the wings on the back must be male.

Chicks over 35 days old, pluck the hair of the chin bone before the age of 13 days, and if it is black hair, it must be male, only this method can 100% separate male and female, and the first 8 methods can not distinguish 100% male and female, to integrate all the above methods to accurately select male birds. (Note: Pluck the hair under the chin bone, some of the male chicks are gray, don't mistake it for a female bird.)

The hair plucked at the top of the chin fork or on the outside of the chin bone is the hair that grows out of the male chick must be black, so please pay special attention to the exact position of the plucking).

More than 9 days old, the same nest of birds, from the side of the beak pointed in front of the thick for the male, flat for the female, (the male lower beak clamp curvature is significantly greater than the female bird).

3 to 9 days old, the same nest of birds, generally speaking, the large angle of the beak fork is male, and the small angle is female.

More than 10 days old, the same nest of birds, generally speaking, the black beak bone is male in the end, not in the end is female.

3 to 9 days old or more, the same nest of birds, generally speaking, the back of the beak is black and thick for male, light and thin for female.

1 to 16 days old, the same nest of birds, generally speaking, the dark skin color is male, light female.

The male's plumage is blue-black and white, while the female's head and back are grayish-brown.

The top is a female, and the bottom is a male.

Summary. The first is to lift the chick upside down with its feet upside down, and it is the rooster who is struggling upwards with its neck fluttering its wings upside down, and the second type of hen is to throw sand on the ground and observe the footprints of the chicks, the footprints are very straight and regular, and it is the hen that is disorganized and chaotic in the direction... I don't know why I remember these strange things I watched in elementary school, but the subject can try, after all, they are all birds

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The first one, lift the chick upside down with its feet, Yang Liang Yu Neck Finch fluttering the key early wings struggling upwards is the rooster, the hen's neck is the second type of downward upturn, sprinkle sand on the ground, observe the footprints of the chick, the footprints are very straight and regular is the rooster, disorganized, the direction is chaotic is the hen... I don't know why I remember these strange things I watched in elementary school, but the subject can try, after all, they are all birds

It is extremely difficult to distinguish between male and female, and the color of the chicks is close to that of adults, but the black part lacks luster and appears dull, and the chest and abdomen are mostly dirty gray. It is difficult to distinguish between male and female magpies from their appearance, but it is easier to distinguish them by listening to their calls, and male magpies not only whistle, but also have a lively personality; The appearance of the posture code to distinguish between male and female mainly depends on the head, the same age of the two magpies, the male will have a larger head, the neck will be thicker.

The male magpie is very large, and the feathers on the wings are obviously whiter than those of the female magpie, and the feathers are showy. The female magpie is slightly smaller and has a slightly dull coat. In addition, although male and female magpies love to call in the morning, male magpies will be in place with a very round and loud but small frequency call, and female magpies love to jump up and down, but the sound is not as loud as that of male magpies.

Moreover, orange magpies are generally female magpies chasing male magpies.

It is difficult to distinguish between male and female magpies from their appearance, and the color of the chicks is close to that of adults, but the black part lacks luster and appears dull, and the chest and abdomen are mostly dirty gray.

However, it is easier to distinguish between the calls, and the male magpie not only whistles, but also has a livelier personality than the female magpie; For two magpies of the same age, the male's head will be larger than the female's, and the neck will be thicker.

The magpie (scientific name: pica pica) is a species of bird in the family Ornithisidae. There are a total of 10 subspecies.

The body length is 40 50 cm, the male and female plumage are similar, the head, neck, back to tail are all black, and from front to back are purple, greenish-blue, green and other luster, the wings are black and there are large white spots on the wing shoulders, the tail is far longer than the wings, wedge-shaped, the mouth, legs, and feet are pure black, the ventral surface is bounded by the chest, and the front is black and the back is white. Resident birds. It has a variety of habitats, and it is often found in areas where humans are active, and they like to build their nests in large trees next to houses.

Most of them live in pairs throughout the year, omnivorous, foraging in the wilderness and fields, preying on insects, frogs and other small animals during the breeding period, and also stealing the eggs and chicks of other birds, as well as eating melons, fruits, grains, plant seeds, etc. Each clutch lays 5 8 eggs. Eggs are light brown, cloth brown, grayish brown spots.

Female birds incubate eggs, the incubation period is about 18 days, and the nest is about 1 month.

It's hard to see that the magpies are almost the same, and it doesn't matter if you have a male or female.

The magpie is a bird of the family of birds, and the magpie is a symbol of auspiciousness in Chinese folklore.

Magpies are widely distributed in our country, from east to west, from south to north, several times throughout the country. It mainly inhabits plains, hills and low mountain areas, especially near human living environments such as foothills, forest edges, farmlands, villages, and urban parks.

In summer, it feeds mainly on animal foods such as insects, while in other seasons it feeds mainly on plant fruits and seeds. Common food species include locusts, grasshoppers, beetles, weevils, beetles, ants, flies and larvae. Plant foods are mainly the fruits and seeds of plants such as trees and shrubs, but also corn, sorghum, soybeans, peas, wheat and other crops.

In addition to the breeding period, it often moves in small groups of 3-5 individuals, and often gathers in large groups of dozens of individuals in autumn and winter. Alert, there is often a bird in charge of guarding foraging, and even when foraging in pairs, most of them take turns to wait and forage.

The flight ability is strong and long-lasting, the whole body and tail are in a straight line when flying, the tail is slightly open, the wings are slowly agitated, the male and female birds often keep a certain distance, and when they are active on the ground, they move forward in a leaping style. The chirping sound is monotonous and loud, like the sound of "zha-zha-zha", and it often chirps while flying. When there is a group, the shouting is very noisy.

Magpie (scientific name: Pica pica) is a species of the genus Magpie in the family Passerinees. There are a total of 10 subspecies. In China, the magpie is regarded as a symbol of good luck, and the legend of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meeting at the bridge and the custom of painting magpie omen are quite popular among the people.

The Compendium of Materia Medica says that its name includes two meanings, one is "magpie chirping, so it is called magpie", and the other is "spiritual energy announces good news, so it is called joy", which together is the magpie that everyone loves. It is said that magpies can predict the weather and rain, and it is recorded in the ancient book "The Book of Birds": "If you sing up, it will be cloudy, and if you sing down, it will rain, and people will be happy when they hear it."

There were not many bird names taken by the ancient Chinese, and even fewer can become the scientific names of birds today. And the magpie has always been used because of its "high public awareness". Most of the ancients chose bird names not by scientific definition, but by "literary definition", and the magpie's "joy" is a clear example.

Some people say that the use of "magpie" is seen in Peng Cheng's "Ink Wavering Rhino" in the Song Dynasty: "The northerners like the sound of crows and evil magpies, and the southerners like the sound of magpies and evil crows." The sound of the crow is not often, and the sound of the magpie is more and less fierce, so it is commonly called the magpie.

Later, it was also called "Lingque".

Magpie (scientific name: Pica Pica, English name: Eurasian Magpie), also known as magpie, guest magpie, barge bird, dry magpie, goddess, is a bird of the genus Magpie.

Magpies are typical black-and-white birds with a large body with mostly black plumage and white shoulders and abdomen. Magpies are fierce and not afraid of birds of prey, often driving birds into their territory, including birds of prey, and swarming to bully other birds. Magpies mostly live in areas inhabited by humans and like to eat grains and insects.

The magpie calls tactfully, and the magpie is regarded as a symbol of auspiciousness in Chinese folk, and the legend of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meeting at the bridge and the custom of painting magpie omen are quite popular among the people. Magpies have a high IQ, and according to Wikipedia, magpies are currently the only non-mammalian to pass the mirror test (figuring out that the image in the mirror is themselves).

In the broad sense, it is a finch and belongs to the passerine order, and in the narrow sense, it is a crow and belongs to the crows family.

In the narrowest sense, it is a magpie, a magpie bird.

The first ** has its bird cultural information and common name, and the names are different in various places, check it yourself.

It's just an ordinary bird, but its call is more beautiful and was praised as the Annunciation by the ancients.

It is a very beautiful bird that sings.