Which birds are masters at catching pests?

1. Swallows. Swallows spend a lot of time catching pests in the air and are one of the most flexible passerine species, mainly feeding on mosquitoes, flies and other insects, and are well-known beneficial birds.

2. Woodpeckers.

The woodpecker is a well-known forest bird, and in addition to eliminating pests under the bark such as the larvae of longhorn beetles, its traces of chiseled wood can be used as an indicator of hygienic harvesting in forests. They feed on pests such as beetles, gidding insects, moths, and bugs, and can eat about 1,500 of them every day.

3. Blackbirds. The staple food is various insect larvae, ants, freshwater snails, cockroaches, etc., and in the mountain grassland, it mainly feeds on locusts, grassland borers, ground tigers, leaf beetles, foot beetles, ladybugs, ants and flies. During the breeding period, it preys on grassland pests in large quantities, which has an obvious control effect on grassland pests, and is the natural enemy of grassland pests in Xinjiang.

Fourth, the shrike bird.

The Shrike is a small carnivorous bird, also known as: Bailuo Bird, Shrike Head, is fierce by nature and is an important insectivorous bird.

5. Starlings. Starlings are natural enemies of pests and can catch many pests, and a pair of grey starlings feeding chicks catch 400 grams of pests a day. It mainly feeds on farmland pests such as yellow tigers, locusts, and meadows, and forest pests such as inchworms, willow poison moths, and red pine leaf wasps.

Many birds are expert insect catchers and can help humans to a certain extent.

For example, magpies, gray magpies, blackbirds, etc., are all common birds that are master of insect catchers.

Oriole: It is a well-known insectivorous and beneficial bird, and its body feathers are bright and colorful. Cuckoo:

It is advantageous to have a long tail and strong legs and claws. Swallow: One of the most flexible passerine species.

Blackbird: The national bird of Sweden and often inhabits deciduous forests. Woodpecker:

It feeds on pests such as beetles, gidding insects, and moths.

1. Yellow oriole

The birds that eat pests are the oriole, which is a passerine yellow oriole family, there are 31 species in the world, medium size, long and thick beak, bright and colorful body feathers, and it is a famous insectivorous bird.

2. Cuckoo

There are 10 species of birds in the genus Rhododendron, and the body size varies greatly, and the adult rhododendron is generally between 24 and 37 centimeters long, with a long tail and strong legs and claws, and often feeds on small insects, including pests that harm plants.

3. Swallows

The swallow, whose scientific name is the house swallow, is one of the most flexible passerine species, mainly feeding on mosquitoes, flies and other insects, and is a well-known beneficial bird, and the swallow's feathers are monochromatic, rich in metallic blue or green.

4. Blackthrush

The blackbird, also known as the crow, the hundred tongue, the anti-tongue, etc., is the national bird of Sweden, often inhabits the deciduous forest species, mainly feeds on the larvae of various insects, ants, freshwater snails, cockroaches, etc., in addition, the blackbird generally lives alone, but sometimes migrates in groups.

5. Woodpecker

Woodpeckers feed on pests such as beetles, gidding insects, and penetrated wing moths, and woodpeckers have a large amount of food and a wide range of activities, and in a forest of 13.3 hectares, a pair of woodpeckers can peck more than 90 percent of the gidding insects in one winter.

The bird that catches pests the most is the swallow hail sedan lead.

Swallow scientific master swallow, is the passerine swallow family 74 species of birds collectively named, small shape, narrow wing tips, concave tail short beak, weak feet, not too many feathers, feather monochrome, or with metallic luster blue or green, most species are very similar to both sexes, swallows spend a lot of time in the air to catch pests, is one of the most flexible passerine species, swallows are human birds, mainly mosquitoes, flies and other insects as the staple food, a swallow can prey on a variety of pests more than 500,000 sails in a summer, protecting the source of good things. Swallow is a famous summer migratory bird in China, migrating to the north in early spring every year, spreading all over the country in summer, migrating south in flocks after breeding, wintering in India, Nanyang Islands and Australia.

Commonly known as: woodpecker.

Bird insect catcher: Tern plover is a migratory bird that moves from the south to live all over the country in the summer, and flies back to the south in the fall. It can be found in a vast area of China, but it is mostly in the east and breeds in coastal areas.

The tern plover has a brownish-grayish brown upper body, white compound feathers on the tail, a short and broad beak, very long wings, and a forked tail. The posture of the tern resembles a swallow, but it is larger than the swallow, so it is named the tern, and in some areas it is commonly known as the earth swallow.

Woodpeckers are arboreal climbing birds. Small to medium in size, with feet in the shape of the toes, i.e., equal.

2. 3 toes forward, first.

One and four toes are backwards. The beak is stiff and sharp, and can be used to chisel through the bark of trees. The tongue is slender, retractable, and has short hooks at the tip, which is suitable for hooking and feeding on borers in trees.

The tail is wedge-shaped, and the feather shaft is thick and hard, and it is used to support the body when pecking wood. The green that is widely distributed in China has a body length of nearly 30 cm, and the body feathers are mainly green, and the top of the male bird's head is red. The spotted woodpecker is about 22 cm long, and its upper body is mostly black and white on the background.

These two woodpeckers are distributed in the north and south of China, and most of them are resident birds.