Wild Birds

Highlights: Keeping Pheasants as Pets Pheasants have lived close to humans for centuries but are not ⁢domesticated in the strict sense; taming them requires time and patience. Young pheasants are easier ​to tame,‌ and spending ⁢significant time with them can⁢ lead to them⁢ eating from ⁤your hand and allowing touch. Pheasants can fly, necessitating a‍ […]

An owl is truly a fascinating creature and it might seem interesting to keep one as a pet. In reality, however, keeping an owl as a pet is extremely challenging. In most countries, owning an owl or a little owl is legal. For example, in America, people do not use these birds unless they are

In addition to the attractive color plumage of some species and their distinctive silhouette, these birds have top-notch characteristics of a winged predator. It is, after all, the group from which comes the fastest creature in the world, the peregrine falcon. General characteristics Length: 25-30 cm Wingspan: 55-65 cm Body weight: Male 160-180 g, female

Area: Atlantic Ocean, North Pole Seas Habitat: On the shores of the sea Food: Carnivore Size: 28cm – 32cm Weight: 400 – 800 g Speed: 88kph (55mph) Colors: Black, white, gray Breeding: 1 offspring Predators: Fishers, foxes It lives in: The colony Average mating age: 4 to 5 years Special features: Can stay underwater for

The truth is that parrots and parakeets are actually one and the same thing. Birds that we commonly call “parrots” in the United States are known as parakeets or budgies in the rest of the world. While some might argue that parrots and parakeets are not the same, their taxonomy is exactly the same. Origins

Area: South America Habitat: Tropical and subtropical forests Food: Fruits, insects Size: 29cm – 63cm (11.5in – 29in) Wing opening: 50cm – 119cm (20in – 47in) Weight: 130g – 680g (4.6oz – 24oz) Lives in: Flocks Speed: 64km/h (39mph) Colors: Orange, white, black Predators: prey birds, large cats Multiplication: 3 – 4 eggs Life expectancy:

Phytophagous birds are birds that feed on plants. Many birds depend on the plant matter that is part of their basic food. A close relationship between plants and animals occurs in each case. Birds pollinate flowers when they feed on nectar and help spread the seeds when they feed on fruit. Many of the different