How do birds build nests, and what is the process of nesting birds?

In terms of shape, bird's nests can be divided into bowl-shaped nests, cup-shaped nests, spherical nests, bag-shaped nests, etc.

For the vast majority of birds, the nest is not their "home", birds that are active during the day mostly fly to the woods or bushes at night to squat on the branches to sleep, ducks and other waterfowl often inhabit a safe place on the lake.

The nesting activities of birds are often difficult for people to observe completely, because the birds in the nesting stage have become very hidden and vigilant, they no longer sing, but carefully carry out "construction", once greatly disturbed, they will give up the nest being built and choose a new site.

Different birds, the way to build a nest is also different, swallows nest in the mud, woodpeckers build nests in tree holes, magpies use dry branches to build nests, embroidered birds use fine grass feathers or something to build a nest, each bird has its own unique way of nesting.

Wren Bird Nesting Notes, see how the birds build their nests.

With long tree trunks, moist soil, etc.

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NestingMost birds in the breeding season, in their nesting area, plant fibers, branches, leaves, weeds and soil, animal hair or bird feathers and other things, build a nest that can prevent the eggs from rolling away, and can be evenly subjected to the body temperature of the parent bird at the same time and is conducive to the feeding of the parent bird, which is called nesting.

Nesting is an important part of the success of bird breeding. Nesting sites vary from species to species, with some nests built in concealed places and camouflaged; Some are built on cliffs; Some are built among the branches of tall treetops; Some are built on the ground, on water, in caves or in buildings. Most of the nesting is done by females, but there are also male and female birds who build nests together.

Nesting materialThere are a variety of materials used for bird nesting. The most commonly used nest materials are branches, leaves, grass stems, fibers, feathers, soil, moss, etc. The vast majority of passerine species, which weave their nests mainly with thin twigs and grass stems; The nesting material of swifts and house swifts is mainly soil; The nest material of chickens is mainly grass blades; The nests of turtledoves are made of dead branches; Woodpeckers, on the other hand, usually lay a layer of wood chips inside their burrows.

The bird's nest is made as follows:Heat loss hood melting, hot glue.

1. Apply hot glue to the hot melt adhesive. 2. Glue all the hot melt adhesives together. 3. Glue out the outline of a house.

4. Take out a long hot melt adhesive and stick it diagonally with two rows of glued hot melt adhesive to the long hot melt adhesive. 5. Then cut off the excess. 6. Make a door of the right size with hot melt adhesive.

7. Make a layer of wall in the back and seal it with a small piece of hot melt adhesive. 8. Stick some short hot melt glue on the door, and the bird's nest is ready.

Method 2:

To make a bird's nest, you need to prepare: waste cartons, pens, rulers, carving knives, scissors, glue, adhesive tape, kraft paper, rivets, plastic wrap.

1. Start by drawing a sketch on paper.

5. Then connect the various parts with rivets, as shown in the figure below.

7. Then wrap the outside of the bird's nest with plastic wrap to prevent water leakage when it rains.

8. Then wrap another layer with kraft paper, which not only prevents the birds from destroying the plastic wrap, but also prevents the plastic wrap from being reflective, and the birds dare not live in it.

9. Finally, the bird's nest is completed, as shown in the bottom pin diagram.

Different birds have different nesting behaviors. There are many species where both sexes work together to find nest materials and build nests together, some species have a clear division of labor although males and females cooperate to build nests, and the male goes out to collect materials and hand them over to the female to make up after being returned, and there are some species that only make nests by males or females alone.

Nesting sites vary from species to species, with some nests built in concealed and camouflaged places, some on cliffs, some among tall treetops, and some on the ground, water, caves or buildings. There are many kinds of nesting materials, and the most commonly used nesting materials are branches, leaves, grass stems, fibers, feathers, soil, moss, etc. Birds use these materials to build nests that prevent the eggs from falling apart, and can be evenly exposed to the body temperature of the parent bird at the same time, and are conducive to the feeding of the parent birds.

In shape, it is a bowl-shaped nest, a cup-shaped nest, a ball-shaped nest, a bag-shaped nest, etc.

Swallows nest in the mud, woodpeckers nest in tree holes, magpies use dry branches to build nests, embroidery-eyed birds use fine grass feathers or something to build nests, each bird has its own unique way of nesting.

When Duo Bird heard that the phoenix would build a nest, they all went to him to learn their skills.

Phoenix said: "Be patient when learning skills; If you don't have patience, you can't learn anything. At the beginning of the sentence, the owl thought, "The phoenix is just beautiful, but it doesn't necessarily have any real skills." What is there to learn! "The owl flew away.

The phoenix continued, "To build a nest, you must first choose a good foundation, such as three branches on the trunk ......of a large treeWhen the eagle heard this, he thought, "Ah! It turned out to be just a tree branch, it's quite simple, I'll do it. The eagle flapped its wings and flew away.

The phoenix then said, "Pile up the branches that you have brought in your mouth, layer by layer, and ......."As soon as he said this, the crow thought, "It turns out that it is a tree branch, and I have learned it too." The crow flew away triumphantly.

The phoenix went down and said, "This kind of nest is not good. If you want to live more peacefully, you should put your nest under the eaves, not afraid of wind, rain and ......When the sparrow heard this, he thought happily, "Just like I thought!" The sparrow turned and flew away.

Only the little swallow was still there listening attentively. The phoenix said to the little swallow: "To build such a nest, you must not be afraid of hardship and tiredness.

You are to take the mud in your mouth, and then you have to put it in your mouth, and then you have to spread it in your nest with some hair and grass. It's only comfortable to live in such a nest. After listening to this, the little swallow sang a beautiful song and thanked the phoenix.

Many birds have learned to build nests from phoenixes, but some still can't build them, and some have very rough nests. Only the nest built by the little swallow is not only beautiful, but also strong and warm. When I was young, my father didn't remember it very clearly!

Here's how to make a bird's nest:

1. Prepare tools. Waste cartons, pens, rulers, carving knives, scissors, glue, adhesive tape, kraft paper, rivets, plastic wrap.

2. First of all, draw a simple drawing with a craftsman.

3. Prepare the carton and tools, take out the carton, and then disassemble it and lay it flat.

4. According to the appearance of the drawing, draw the various parts of the bird's nest required on the carton, and try to determine the size of the bird's nest by installing the size of the carton.

5. Then use a carving knife to scratch out the unwanted parts. At the same time, the edges that need to be folded should be set aside, remember to use a carving knife to draw a folded edge along the folded line, and it will be easier to fold when the time comes.

6. Then rivet each part with rivets, or glue it up.

7. Cover the roof, and then wrap the entire sliding section of the bird's nest with plastic wrap to prevent water leakage when it rains.

8. Then wrap another layer of kraft paper to prevent the birds from destroying the plastic wrap, and also prevent the plastic wrap from reflecting, and the birds dare not live in it. An additional layer of protection has been added.

The nest of the bird's nest is the meaning of the nest, and the bird's nest is the nest of the bird, and in layman's terms, it is the place where the bird lives.

In fact, the material of bird's nests all over the world is almost the same, nothing more than some hay, dead branches, mud, in the light rain, the loose building structure is conducive to drainage, but when the wind and rain are strong, the whole nest has to be overturned.

Different birds have different ways to build nests, and each bird has its own unique way of nesting

1. Swallows make mud nests.

2. The wood-pecking plum shirt bird builds a nest in the tree hole.

3. The magpie builds a nest with dry branches.

4. Embroidery-eyed birds use fine grass feathers or something to build a nest.

Each bird has its own unique way of nesting.