What are these two birds? What are these two birds?

The first picture is of an embroidery-eyed bird. Small in size, 90 122 mm in length; The mouth is small, half the length of the head, and the peak of the mouth is slightly curved downward; The nostrils are covered by a membrane; The tongue is retractable, and the apex has, rigid fibrous tufts; wings rounded and long; tail short; The tarsal is long and healthy. Male and female are similar.

Because the eye circles are surrounded by some distinct white velvety short feathers, forming a distinct white eye circle, it is called embroidered eyes. Completely arboreal life, feeding on insects, nectar and sweet and soft fruits; The embroidery-eyed bird has an active temperament and is highly gregard. Most species chirp in a low voice, but there are several that turn in a high voice.

The bird has a small beak and feeds mainly on insects in flowers and a small amount of berries. It is distributed in cultivated areas between forests and near forest edges. It is found from southern Asia to Oceania and Africa.

The other picture is of the red-flanked blue-tailed robin. Common names: Blue-spotted Gangzi, Blue-tailed Root, Blue-tailed Jie, Blue-tailed European Robin.

A slightly smaller, white-throated robin. It is characterized by orange flanks contrasting with a white belly and buttocks. The male has a blue upper body and white eyebrow lines; Sub-adults and females are brown with a blue tail.

The difference between the female and the female is that the throat is brown with a white midline, rather than a white throat, and the two wings are orange instead of yellow.

During the breeding period, it mainly inhabits the mountain coniferous forest, birch forest, coniferous and broad-leaved mixed forest above 1000 meters above sea level, and the sparse forest shrub area of the upper forest edge of the mountain, especially the moist fir and birch forest. It is also found in secondary forests in low hills and foothills during the migratory season and in winter, in sparse forests at the forest edges, in sparse shrubs along roadsides and streams, and sometimes even in sparse forests, shrublands and grassy slopes near orchards and villages.

Habits. Feeding habits: During the breeding period, it mainly feeds on beetles, small silverfish, longhorn beetles, ants, foam cicadas, inch-woks, goldenrod insects, moth larvae, beetles, mosquitoes, bees and other insects and insect larvae.

During the migration, in addition to insects, they also eat small amounts of plant foods such as plant fruits and seeds.

Habits: Usually moving alone or in pairs, sometimes in small groups of 3-5 individuals, especially in autumn. Mainly inhabitable, mostly running on the ground in the understory or jumping between the low branches of shrubs, very hidden, except for the male birds standing on the branches and singing during the breeding period, generally more in the understory shrubs activities and foraging.

Tail swings up and down often when you stop. The red-flanked blue-tailed robin breeds in China and also winters in China, making it both a summer and a winter migratory bird.

What kind of birds are these two? These two are one that is the shadow of the cat and the other is. Yellow. One is an owl, and the other is Huang Lei. Huang Li.

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I think it's an ordinary bird, I think I've seen it.

Yes, that's still on the animal encyclopedia,

Magpie: Big tree, you look so beautiful, tall and big.

Woodpecker: Big tree, you have bugs on you, let me help you.

Magpies can say pretty things, woodpeckers catch bugs.

Analysis] This question tests the ability to analyze the connotation of comics and the ability to convert.

When answering, first of all, we should carefully look at the picture, grasp the key content in the picture, objectively interpret these key contents into words, not bias or omission, and pay attention to the language organization. When analyzing, it is necessary to connect with reality and understand the connotation behind the picture. Combined with the identities of magpies and woodpeckers, you can use your imagination to solve the basic mask.

The birds in the two photographs are not of the same species, the one on the left is the budgie parrot, which has no wild population distribution in China (no wings and backs are seen, not so sure, but certainly parrots), but is often used as a caged ornamental bird. It's as follows

Budgerigar. The bird in the picture on the right is a night heron, which is commonly found in cities in southern China, and in some areas, it is also raised and eaten in various restaurants under the trade name of "nocturnal crane". The specimen is a non-breeding feather (the night heron will show a different feather color than usual during the breeding stage), and the following are the non-breeding feathers of the night heron**——

Night heron (non-breeding plume).

The following are the breeding feathers of the night heron**——

Night heron (breeding feathers).

If useful.

They are all northern redstarts, one large and one small.

The northern redstart is an insectivorous bird, so raising the northern redstart is faced with the problem of changing food, and the first three days of feeding are divided into morning, noon and evening to put four to six bread worms in the food cup at a time.

Keep in a slightly noisy place and do not rest.

Clause. Fourth, the first.

On the fifth and sixth days, mix the miscellaneous bird feed with water into wet food and bread worms.

Four or five strips are cut into each strip.

The third and fourth sections are mixed with the miscellaneous bird wet material.

It is divided into three times: morning, noon and evening.

In this process, the number of bread worms is gradually decreasing.

Clause. On the seventh and eighth days, the birds were fed purely.

Throughout the feeding process, from the fourth day, feed it with a breadworm in your hand and let it have more contact with people.

Because, the food given to it each time is not much, and it can only maintain half fullness.

On the seventh day began to pick up breadworms from human hands.

After the ninth day, it was purely fed with miscellaneous bird feed.

Miscellaneous bird feed: cut from chin material, mung beans for soybeans) usually feed bread worms, grasshoppers, skin worms, ground spiders, etc. to improve food.

According to the ** information you gave, it is preliminarily estimated that this is a "turtle dove".

The turtle dove is a bird that belongs to the family of pigeons of the order Hyste, commonly found in Europe, Asia, and Africa. Turtle doves are small, about 25 cm long, with distinct spots and stripes on the head and chest, and mostly gray and brown plumage.

They feed on seeds, grains, and insects, and are commonly found in urban parks and farmland areas. In China, turtle doves are also called"Grey Pigeon"or"Thorn bird"。

Embroidery-eyed birds.

It mainly inhabits various types of forests such as broad-leaved forests, coniferous and broad-leaved mixed forests dominated by broad-leaved trees, bamboo forests, secondary forests, etc., and also inhabits orchards, forest edges, villages and tall trees on the edge of the ground. Migratory, mostly move to the north and high-altitude warm and cool areas in summer, sometimes up to coniferous forests at an altitude of about 2000m, and in winter to the south and down to the broad-leaved forests and sparse forests and shrubs in the plains at the foot of the mountains. [1]

Habits. Migration: Summer migratory birds are mostly found in northern China, while resident birds are mainly found in the coastal provinces of South China, Hainan Island and Taiwan.

Habits: Often solo, in pairs or in small groups, prefers to be in groups during the migration season and winter, sometimes in groups of up to 50-60 individuals. Hopping between the branches and flowers of secondary forests and shrubs, or flying from tree to tree, sometimes circling around the branches and leaves or levitating on the flowers by the rapid vibration of the wings, making a faint 'whooshing' sound when moving.

Feeding habits: feed on insects, the insects eaten mainly include lepidopteran adults and larvae, coleoptera golden tortoiseshells, golden flower beetles, weevils, leaf beetles, kowtow insects and locusts, bugs, aphids, ladybugs, praying mantises, ants and other Hemiptera, hymenoptera, orthoptera and other insects, but also eat spiders, snails and other small invertebrates. Plant foods mainly include pine nuts, mulberry seeds, yellow berries, rose seeds, privet fruits, flower petals, grass seeds and other plant fruits and seeds.

In summer, insects are the main food, and in winter, plant foods are mainly used.

Feeding techniques. Keep in small square or round cages. The dark green embroidery-eyed bird usually wears a light-colored cage coat, and the dark green-eyed bird does not like too bright places.

The water tank in the cage should have a small opening, or place a small sponge in the water tank to prevent it from sticking its head into the water bath of the water tank and staining the drinking water. Feed should be made with embroidery eye powder, or 100 grams of green head powder and chicken feed.

This should be a sparrow.

Isn't it just an ordinary sparrow:

It should be a starling, there are some people downstairs in my house who are raising starlings, and the bird you photographed looks quite similar, I think it's a starling.

Starling, it's so obvious that you can't see it.

The first is the Cardinalis (scientific name: cardinalis cardinalis): medium in size, 24 cm in length, 25-31 cm in wingspan, and weighing 42-48 grams.

The male is bright red in color and has a black face that extends to the upper chest. The back and wings are the deepest. The female is grayish-brown in color with red color on her wings, crown and tail feathers.

Dioecious, both with a crest. The scientific name of the cardinal is the cardinal of the Catholic Church, because the cardinal has a distinct red robe and hat. With its crown-like spike-like crown and flaming feathers, it is one of the most beautiful and dazzling birds in the world.

The second is sparrows.

The second is a sparrow.

The first one is a red plum finch?

This is a northern redstart chick. The northern redstart mainly inhabits the shrubs and low trees near mountains, forests, river valleys, forest edges and settlements, especially in the jungles, gardens and ground bushes near settlements and nearby areas, and sometimes extends into large forests along roads and river valleys, but it also mostly moves in roadside forest edge areas, and rarely enters dense primeval forests.

The northern redstart is mainly a summer migratory bird and some winter migratory birds in China.

Often moves alone or in pairs. Agile, he frequently jumps around on the ground and among bushes to peck at insects, and occasionally flies through the air to hunt for food. Sometimes, when they stand on small tree branches or power lines for a long time, they immediately fly to catch insects on the ground or in the air, and then return to their original places.

During the breeding period, the range of activity is not large, usually in the range of 80-100 meters from the nest, and does not like to fly at high altitudes. Each flight distance is not far, usually in the forest for a short distance to fly forward section by section. Sexual timidity, hiding in the jungle when he sees people.

The activity is often accompanied by a 'drip-drip-drip' cry, and the sound is monotonous, shrill and crisp. It's easy to find it based on the sound. Stopping, often constantly bobbing up and down the tail and nodding.

According to Zhao Zhengjie (1975) in Changbai Mountain, through a large number of dissections of the stomach of adult birds and the method of feeding young birds by piercing their necks, it is known that the northern redstart feeds almost exclusively on insects in Changbai Mountain, and only occasionally eats shrub berries such as blue-tailed fruit. Among them, chicks and young birds mainly feed on moths, locusts and insect larvae, while adults feed on adult insects and larvae of Coleoptera, Lepidoptera, Orthoptera, Hemiptera, Diptera, Hymenoptera, etc., with more than 50 species, of which about 80% are pests of crops and trees. The more common types of food eaten are moths, goldenrods, bugs, locusts, flies, crickets, flies, ladybugs, longhorns, locusts, noctuidae, stone silkworms, kowtows, wingworms, leaf wasps, ants, cryptopteras, walking insects, leaf bees, needleworms, inchworms, etc.