Birds

well the importance of protecting animals is because the affect the circle of life i mean if we don't protect animals and just let them all die out we'll eventuly die out with them from starvation

The favorite bird of the Americans is the turkey.

If you ever find an injured bird, the first thing to do is put it in a box with an indirect source of warmth. Then you should call your local vet or wildlife rehabilitator. They may be able to treat the bird's eye, but you should never try to treat it on your own unless you are certified to do so.

Different types of seeds attract different types of birds. For example, sunflower seeds attract finches and sparrows, while peanuts attract woodpeckers and jays. Choosing a variety of seeds can attract a diverse range of bird species to your feeder.

It depends on the specific laws in your area. In some places, shooting squirrels may be illegal due to animal cruelty or firearm discharge regulations. It is best to check local hunting and firearm laws or consult with local authorities to determine the legality of shooting squirrels in your area.

A bird sanctuary is also known as an aviary or a bird sanctuary. It is a designated area where birds can live, breed, and be protected from harm.

Ptarmigan live in alpine or arctic areas such as Alaska, Canada, Russia. They are related to, or are considered to be grouse. Their plumage changes for the purpose of concealment; it becomes snow white in late summer/autumn, and it changes back to brown mottled in spring (except for the wings).

The most common bird on Earth is the domestic chicken (Gallus gallus domesticus), due to its widespread presence in farms and backyards worldwide.

The 'Starling' is a bird with many species, therefore it can be placed under many different genus names. Over 25 genus have been named to help categorize the Starling. Some of these categorize the larger version, the Myna. The "common" Starling is found under the genus Sturnus. But keep in mind that there are a lot of species and a lot of genus's.

The bird on the New Zealand $5 note is the Yellow-eyed Penguin, also known as Hoiho in Maori.

Stupid Robin!! He's attacking his own reflection in your window. Trying to drive off, what he believes is, an interloper into his territory. Anything to break up the reflection will cure his confusion. Strips of ribbon hung on the outside of the window work well. Duct tape works, but it's messy to remove. Strands of yarn hung outside. Good luck!!

It is best to thaw Cornish hens in the refrigerator which takes 24 to 48 hours. You can also soak them in cold water and they should defrost within a few hours.

Oklahoma chose the scissor-tailed flycatcher as its state bird because it is commonly found in the state during the summer months and is known for its distinctive appearance and behavior. The bird's long tail feathers and graceful aerial displays make it a symbol of Oklahoma's natural beauty and wildlife.

This depends on the type of finch. Some species of finch are quite docile with other bird species, whilst others can be quite aggressive. For a list of finches which are compatible with other birds, compared to those which become pushy or dominating, see the link below.

the black bird lays a blue egg with brown speckels. i no because ive got one in my bake shead and i dig up worms and chuck tham in the door way so the male is there all the time just in case.I have seen those specific eggs in a cardinals nest.

Birds that are known for their swimming abilities include penguins, ducks, swans, and cormorants. These birds have adapted to aquatic environments and are capable of swimming using their webbed feet or streamlined bodies.

Swallowing weed will not cause harm, but it may lead to an upset stomach or nausea. The effects will be less intense compared to smoking or other methods of ingestion. It is not recommended due to the unpredictability of dosage and potential discomfort.

Birds can engage in activities that look like they are having fun, such as play behaviors, flying, and social interactions with other birds. While it's difficult to definitively say if birds experience emotions like humans do, these activities suggest that they can derive pleasure and enjoyment from certain experiences.

hollow, making them more efficient for flight. This adaptation reduces the overall weight of the bird, allowing for easier takeoff and sustained flight. The hollow structure also provides a system of air sacs that help birds breathe more efficiently at high altitudes.

The vulture is a bird that appears to have no feathers on its neck due to its bare head and neck skin. This adaptation helps vultures stay clean while eating carrion and reduces the risk of infection from decaying meat. The lack of feathers on their neck also prevents bacteria and parasites from clinging to their plumage.

That depends totally on the kind of bird. some birds of prey take weeks before they can leave the nest, while I've seen chickadees hatch their eggs, raise the young, and be gone in a week. most songbirds take a week to two weeks, while some larger birds and birds of prey take much longer. rule of thumb: the larger the bird, the longer it takes.

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The best fossil evidence supporting the division between reptiles and birds would be transitional fossils showing a clear evolutionary pathway between the two groups. Fossils with features characteristic of both reptiles and birds, such as Archaeopteryx, provide strong support for the evolutionary link between these classes.

The song "May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose" is a lighthearted and humorous way of wishing someone bad luck or misfortune. The imagery of a bird flying up someone's nose is meant to be comical and playful.

Birds have several physical adaptations that help them fly, including lightweight hollow bones, powerful chest muscles for flapping wings, feathers for lift and maneuverability, and a streamlined body shape for reduced air resistance. Additionally, birds have a highly efficient respiratory and circulatory system to supply oxygen to their muscles during flight.

A woodpecker's tongue wraps around its skull and can extend up to three times the length of its bill. This unique adaptation allows woodpeckers to probe deep into crevices in search of insects while protecting their brains from potential impact damage.