Netizens exposed a nest of turtledoves in their pants, what are their living habits?

With the rise of tall buildings on the ground, there are fewer and fewer birds to see in the city, and most of them will go to places with many trees to hatch birds.

However, a netizen found a turtledove in his pants that he was drying, this turtledove not only nested in this pants, but also laid a few eggs in it, and it seems that it is all right to hatch the bird in this pants. <>

When it comes to turtledoves, I believe that many friends who grew up in the countryside have an impression, because they can almost be seen in the mountains and fields.

The habits of turtledoves. So what are the living habits of turtledoves?

According to our experience when we were children, most of them like to inhabit places such as mountains, forests and fields, they generally like to build their nests on big trees or bushes, and will not directly put their nests on the ground, which is insecure for them, which leads to their preference for a quiet environment and do not like to gather with other birds.

Turtle doves like to eat the fruits of plants and sometimes the seeds of weeds, including insects and larvae, so their food requirements are not complicated.

The shape and body shape of the turtle dove is a little similar to the pigeon, but it can still be clearly distinguished, because the appearance of the turtle dove is more beautiful compared to the pigeon, their overall hair is gray-brown, and there is a circle of spotted hair on the neck, as if wearing a necklace is very good-looking, and the color of the wings of some turtle doves is also very eye-catching, and it is very good-looking.

In the early years, many people liked to go to the mountains and forests to hunt turtledoves to eat, but now few people go to the mountains and forests to find them.

I don't know how many people still have an impression of turtledoves when I was a child, but my memory of turtledoves is that I can always see them when I walk on the path, but I can't catch them, because they move so fast, most of them I can only see their backs and tails.

The turtledove found by netizens this time is indeed very spiritual, and it will take the initiative to build a nest on its pants.

Adult turtle doves build their nests in trees, and turtle doves are social species that form a considerable community in places where there is plenty of food, such as cereals, and they inhabit forests in plains and low hills.

Turtle doves prefer to live in quiet and clean environments, feed on the seeds of insects and weeds, and are adept at building nests in houses and balconies with simple branches.

Turtle doves generally prefer warm places, prefer to move in small groups in the mountains and cultivated fields, and will also produce white eggs.

1. Turtle doves often move in pairs or small groups, sometimes perched on trees in pairs, or fly and forage together in pairs. If the female is injured, the male will fly back to the same place several times and hover and chirp. It is very active when moving on the ground, often moving quickly in small steps, foraging for food as it goes, and swinging its head back and forth.

When flying, the wings flap frequently, straight and fast. Sometimes they also glide, especially when flying from trees to the ground. The chimes are muffled, and the sound is like 'ku-ku-ku' repeated many times.

2. Turtle doves mainly eat fruits, seeds, grasses, young leaves, and young shoots of various plants, and also eat crops, such as rice, corn, sorghum, millet, soybeans, mung beans, rapeseeds, etc., and sometimes eat lepidopteran larvae, beetles and other insects. Foraging is mostly found on the understory ground, forest edge and farmland.

It's not that turtledoves like to nest in human clothes. A big reason why they chose to build their nests on human clothes is because the clothes or pants are in a state of being shelved for a long time, so that the turtledove thinks that the clothes or pants belong to the fixed building here, so they will fly to build a nest on it.

Turtle doves are not very selective about nest selection. If turtle doves live in the forest, usually they will choose to nest in tall trees, if these turtle doves live in the city, then the choice of nests of turtle doves is more diverse, they can not only build nests in the big trees in the park, sometimes there will be individual turtle doves, build their nests on the air conditioner, and sometimes build their nests directly in the basket outside the window of the household, so casual nesting, it is really very bold, It also proves that people and turtledoves can live together in harmony. Based on mutual trust, sometimes turtledoves are very friendly to familiar people, and sometimes they are very close to people, and if they reach out to feed them, they will take food from people's hands without the slightest hostility.

Turtle dove belongs to China's protected animals, although this animal is very common in daily life, but they also need to be protected. There are many turtle doves living in the city, they get along harmoniously with human beings, people are also very good to them, often you can see some people will send some turtle doves to play together, from the ** we can experience, as long as the heart and kindness to the surrounding animals, they can get along with us harmoniously, in addition to human beings in nature, there are many animals and plants living on the same earth as us, we should protect and cherish our friends, build a harmonious and friendly natural environment, Let us make our home a better place to survive, and don't exterminate the animals and plants that accompany us for the sake of profit, so that we can better survive on the earth.

It may be that the location where he hangs is very suitable for nesting, and the way of drying will also make the turtledove feel that it is a very suitable place to build a nest, so he will build a nest on human clothes.

Because turtle doves generally prefer soft places, turtle doves feel that human clothes are more comfortable, so they like to build nests on human clothes.

The main reason is that turtledoves feel that the top of human pants is more comfortable and stable, and they also prefer to nest on top of their pants.

There is no reason, it's just that this netizen's pants have been drying outside for too long, so turtledoves will nest in this place.

The man dried his pants and exposed a nest of turtledoves, stammered and collapsed and screamed, what should the wild turtledoves dove?

1. What's going on with a man drying his pants and drying a nest of turtledoves? A netizen on the Internet shared an experience of his own, his experience makes people feel particularly bizarre, because he harvested a nest of turtledoves in the process of drying his pants, the man himself went to collect clothes, but he didn't expect that there were turtledoves on his pants, so the man directly took the pants and turtledoves back to his room, and the turtledoves actually built a nest on the man's pants, in this case, the man took on the responsibility of taking care of the turtledoves without hesitation. And successfully watched the successful hatching of the little turtle dove, this man's experience also sparked a discussion on the Internet, many people said that they had the same experience, and they really had no resistance to these cute little creatures.

2. What should be done with wild turtle doves? While everyone was particularly surprised and curious about the fact that the wild turtle dove was a guest in the man's pants, many people felt that the man should not take these turtle doves back to his own home to keep them, because turtle doves are wild animals, and no one has the right to keep these wild animals in their own homes. If the turtle dove is a national protected animal, then this man's practice is likely to be suspected of violating the law, so after the wild turtle dove appears, it should still be handed over to the relevant animal protection personnel to deal with, and do not take them to the house without permission.

3. What should I do if I encounter wild animals around me? As the ecological environment is getting better and better, there will be some wild animals around us from time to time, when these wild animals appear, many people may want to keep them because they are curious, but these practices are very wrong, because wild animals live in the wild environment is protected, once someone wants to keep them because of their own selfish ideas, it may affect the survival of these wild animals. It may even endanger their lives, so if you encounter wild animals in your life, you should return them to the wild environment as soon as possible, and if these wild animals are injured, you should contact professional personnel to deal with these wild animals, and do not make your own decisions. Because if you're not careful, you can break the law.

In this case, we can send these turtle doves to the zoo or directly to the relevant departments, and we can also build a nest for the turtle doves in other places.

The eggs were not safe to put on the pants, so when the mother bird did not come back, she took off the pants, washed them again, and made a simple nest for them with gift boxes, small strips of cloth, and torn paper towels.

You must not be forcefully driven away, some wild turtle doves are still very fierce and may come to peck you, you can spread some hay and divert their positions so that they can build nests elsewhere.

Turtle doves inhabit forested areas in mountains, foothills or plains, and are mainly found at the edge of forests, cultivated land and in their vicinity in small groups. In autumn and winter, they migrate to the plains and often inhabit in groups with pearl-necked turtle doves. Flies like a pigeon, often gliding.

The chirping is monotonous and low, and the vigilance is very high. Forage for sorghum, wheat seeds, rice, fruits, etc., and sometimes the larvae of insects. The nest is built on a tree, generally 3 7m high from the ground, made of branches, and has a simple structure.

The nest is flat-disc-shaped, with an outer diameter of about 30 40cm and an inner diameter of about 30 40cm. Each clutch lays 2 eggs. Egg white, egg diameter 33 24 mm. The incubation period is about 18 days, and the hatching period is about 18 days.

Turtle doves have biological characteristics such as dryness, fear of moisture, fear of dirt, cleanliness, quietness, and disturbance. Habits: Inhabit tree-lined meadows, gardens, rural fields, and near homes, often in small groups, staying in trees, but going underground to find food.

The food is mainly weed seeds and plant fruits, and the breeding period is from spring to autumn. nests placed on the family balcony, vases, etc. On the trees or among the bushes and bushes (like to stand:

bayberry trees, pines, cypresses, etc.).

Turtle doves feed on sorghum, wheat seeds, rice, fruits, etc., and sometimes the larvae of insects. The nest is built on a tree, generally 3-7 meters high from the ground, made of branches, and the structure is simple for wintering in the north. Male and female plumage are similar in color.

It mainly gathers a few small groups at the edge of the forest and its vicinity. In autumn and winter, turtle doves inhabit in groups. Flies like a pigeon, often gliding.

The iris is orange-yellow; mouth dark brown; The feet are purplish-red.

Vocalization: The soft and melodious "goo-goo-goo" is repeated repeatedly, with the last note being accentuated.