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Anonymous users2024-02-15Magpies are not afraid of any color, and magpies are very fond of things that sparkle, so magpies are not afraid of any color.
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Anonymous users2024-02-14Magpies are not afraid of any color, they are very sensitive to color and can distinguish between different colors. Magpies are more interested in bright colors because they can attract their attention. However, magpies can also develop an aversion to colors that are too harsh, so when raising or stocking magpie birds, you should try to avoid using colors that are too harsh.
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Anonymous users2024-02-13The Oriental Magpie (scientific name: Pico Serica) is a bird of the genus Passerine.
Magpies are typical black and white birds, with large bodies and 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 live mostly in areas inhabited by humans and like to eat grains and insects.
The voice is tactful (body size about 45cm-50cm, 200g-270g).
Appearance: The head, neck, chest, back, and waist are all black, with a slight blue-purple metallic luster; The shoulder feathers and upper and lower abdomen are clean and self-colored; The flight feathers and tail feathers are a dark green color with a metallic sheen of glow green. During flight, the tips of the wings are clean, and the self-colored plume area on the back of the species can be seen in flight, forming a V-shape.
Juveniles: The plumage is similar to that of an adult bird, but the black feathers are dyed brown and the metallic luster is not significant. iris brown; mouth black; Feet black.
Magpies have high IQs, and according to Wikipedia, magpies are currently the only non-mammals that have passed the mirror test (figuring out that the image in the mirror is themselves). Legend has it that magpies can convey unknown good news, and the magpie is regarded as a symbol of good fortune in Chinese folk, and the legend of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet on the bridge and the custom of painting magpies are quite popular among the folk.
Therefore, the folk regard the magpie as an auspicious bird to announce good news, symbolizing happiness and good luck.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12Magpies are black and white birds. Mainly black. As soon as it sees people, he runs away and gets fat.
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Anonymous users2024-02-111. The color that magpies like
The magpie is a very beautiful bird that has a special meaning in traditional Chinese culture. They are usually grayish-black in color, but that doesn't mean magpies don't like other colors.
Actually, magpies are very sensitive to red and also like it. Therefore, we usually hang red window grilles and couplets on the first day of the Lunar New Year to attract magpies and hope that they will come to our homes to convey good luck and blessings.
2. The relationship between magpies and color
Magpies' visual systems are so sensitive that they are able to perceive almost all colors in the visible spectrum. As a result, magpies can easily identify and distinguish different colors, and they also have an important meaning in their lives.
On the one hand, magpies are able to choose their food based on the color of the flowers, for example they prefer flowers with bright red colors. On the other hand, they will also identify their fellow individuals of the same race based on their body color.
3. Impact on magpies
Although red can attract magpies, excessive use of red can also have a negative effect on magpies. For example, we often see businesses hanging red strips of cloth and red banners with advertisements on roadside trees, but this can interfere with the magpie's vision, make it difficult for them to identify and find food, and even cause window strikes.
Therefore, we should use color wisely in our lives to protect the natural ecosystem and ensure the survival and reproduction of magpies and other birds.
Magpies come in a variety of colors, the most common being black and white, with a black head, neck, back to tail, and a white belly. In general, there are more magpies in the countryside.
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