Benefits Of Partridge Eggs

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The partridge bird or the shinnar is one of the birds belonging to the order of the chickens. It is distinguished by its medium-sized and full body, with a weight ranging between 375 to 450 grams, and a length of 24 to 34 centimeters. The partridge is distinguished by the color of its feathers, which enables it to camouflage itself, and thus protects it from its enemies.

It is worth noting that the color of its body feathers is brownish-gray, while the color of its head feathers is brown interspersed with orange, while its tail is short, and the color of its beak and legs is red. And in the vertical landing, while its flight speed is moderate, and it cannot hover or fly, and the partridge feeds on both insects and grains.

Partridge breeding

The partridge bird reproduces with eggs; As the female partridge lays about twenty eggs at a time, and hides them inside a hole under the grass and trees, and incubates them for a period ranging from 20 to 25 days, and after they hatch, the chicks remain under the wing of their mother, so that they can fly and rely on themselves, that is, after 15 days .

Partridge eggs have many benefits, which are as follows:

Helps relieve symptoms of various digestive disorders, such as ulcers and gastritis.
It is a rich source of protein, important for building muscles, and it also contributes to maintaining a healthy nervous system.
It contains large amounts of iron, vitamin B9 and vitamin B12, which are important for anemia.
Maintains healthy skin and hair, because it contains protein, fats, B vitamins, and other important nutrients.
Provides the body with energy.

General information about partridges

The partridge resides in dry areas, in each of: the continent of Africa, Asia and Europe, as well as in the countries of the Middle East, and it is worth noting that this bird is very mobile, and this is what made it one of the very famous birds in the regions of the Arabian Peninsula, especially in the Levant, and often Partridges are found in groups, meaning that they cannot live alone.

Partridge birds communicate with each other by making loud, annoying sounds. The partridge bird has many species, including: the Sinaitic, Egyptian, Kurdish, and Moroccan partridges, and all of these species live in the desert. The common European partridge lives in vacant and open areas, taking both shrubs and small plants as its home