Wild Bird Species

There are many types of wild birds in nature, as they include birds of prey, songbirds, i.e. domestic birds, and migratory birds, and they all share wings, feathers, and sometimes light weight, but there are some birds that do not fly, so they are often not characterized by light weight.

But the nature of their living differs in terms of food and climate, and therefore there are species that feed on meat, which are the prey species, while some other species feed on grains, fruits, and vegetables, and in terms of climate, there are some of them that live in tropical, tropical and polar regions.

wild birds

It is characterized by its high speed, strong sharp beak, and large body size, with a speed of up to 400 km/h.
However, it also possesses sharp claws that give it superior capabilities to catch prey and hold on to trees and mountains.
It feeds on meat, but prefers rodents, reptiles, small mammals, fish and large insects.
However, it is possible to kill a person and prey on him in cases of weakness.

Examples of these birds are:

the Eagles.
hawk.
crows.
owls.
eagles.
kestrels.
Harrier.
kite.

Songbirds and pets

They are relatively small in size compared to birds of prey.
However, she has vocal cords that help her make soft, beautiful sounds that please the ear.
Their claws are usually weak, yet they live in tree branches, mostly in the bark.
However, they are distinguished by their bright, picturesque colors that draw attention to them, and yet they are hunted to serve as ornamental birds.

Examples are:-

canary.
league.
agate.
cuckoo.
rose.
cockatoos.
nightingale
Goldfinch.
thrush.
the coil

migratory birds

It is characterized by the fact that it does not get bored and does not get tired much from frequent flying.
However, they are able to fly for very long distances in the sky and at great speed.
This is because they are always trying hard to search for a suitable climate, food and mating.
This is due to their inability to adapt to any weather, whether it is cold or warm, depending on their nature.
It usually spends its life in forests, coasts and islands, and its speed during migration reaches more than 300 km / h.