A great and lovely creature of nature is the bird. Birds are crucial to maintaining the ecological equilibrium. There are around ten thousand different bird species in the globe, and Nepal is home to 886 different bird species. Let’s learn about ten unique birds among the various unique birds in Nepal
1. Advice on babysitting
Birds of the vakur and toriganda species take care of the baby. When they live in herds and become adults, they take turns in counseling. Adults usually help parents, uncles and aunts to pick up the baby. When 4 females are ready, 4 males are also ready to mate and raise babies. They live in herds of up to 14. These birds, which raise their babies after laying for about a month, can be found from the plains to the mountains. There is no emperament. More than 70 birds of both species are seen here. Among the 886 species found in Nepal so far, the number of birds of this species is the highest. Among the birds found in Nepal, their number is 10 percent. This behavior is not found in other birds.
2. Bird that changes color in 4 years
Swarga Chari itself is attractive. Everyone’s heart is happy when they see it. This bird changes color twice. If it is less than 4 years old, the head is black, the back, wings and tail are red. The neck is grey. If it is more than 4 years old, the head is black and white and the neck is white below. It is a summer visitor bird.
3. Flowering female, brooding male
Usually in birds, the female is pregnant. The chicken is drawn. Rooster goes out to feed. However, the water nymph is not a female, the male sits on the nest to hatch the chicks. Females emerge as soon as they flower. After the male settles down, the female goes looking for another male. After mating with another male, the female leaves the egg again. Makes the rooster sit up. In a year, a female moves around with the male to produce up to 3 cubs.
5. Daphne and Munal attract females by dancing
Especially Damphe and Munal attract females by dancing. Similarly, Chilime and Kalij also win the hearts of girls by dancing. When this bird dances, the female hides and watches. Females like males that dance well. Then the child is drawn. Danfe, Munal and Chilime are found at an altitude of 3,000 to 4,500 meters in summer. In winter, they go down a little. Kaliz is found from 300 meters to 3000 meters above sea level.
6. Seeing the crow and the man, Sino discovers the vulture
It is heard that vultures detect sin by sniffing and smelling, but that is wrong. He has no sense of smell. There are 9 species of vultures in Nepal. All vultures fly in the sky to find food by seeing the crowd of crows and the movement of people. After seeing one or two vultures, other vultures also come to eat Sino knowing that it is food. Vultures do not eat live animals, they eat dead birds. Helps to eliminate bad odor and risk of various diseases. They balances the environment and food cycle. It is also considered important from a religious point of view.
7. A bird that detects food from rat feces and urine
The bird of prey, the bird of prey, detects the rat by its feces and urine. Rats release a type of chemical after defecating. The bird has the ability to see with that eye. By following the same chemical, boudai make rats their diet. Along with finding the place where the mouse defecates, the bird also finds the way the mouse walks.
8. A bird that does not know male-female
A diving bird does not know what it is. Male-male and female-female are having more sex. Between them, male-female mating takes place by chance. Only if such a situation occurs, a child will be born. This bird, which does not look so good in flight and sight, is a migratory and winter visitor bird.
9. A bird that flies in the sky for 2/3 years
Falafyale is a bird that flies continuously in the sky for two or three years. Similarly, some species of Gounthali belonging to Virut category are also among the birds that can fly in the sky for 2/3 years. Phayalfaya is a water-dependent bird that is rarely found in Nepal. Faialfaya is white in color. The head is slightly tipped. This bird mostly eats fish. This bird stays in the sky for months after eating insects and grasshoppers flying in the sky. Gounthali species also stay flying in the sky for months after eating insects and grasshoppers. Gounthali species also stay flying in the sky for months after eating insects and grasshoppers. These birds rest in the sky and fly for months to reach their destination.
10. A cuckoo (Koilee) that flowers another’s nest
There are 18 species of koili in Nepal. 12 species of cuckoos flower in each other’s nests. They raise children. Kuhu Koili lays eggs in the crow’s nest and Kafal Pakyo Koili lays its eggs in the nest of the chibe charo. The seed beetles lay their eggs in the nests of vacur
Generally, other birds do not let others near their nest. They don’t even let it bloom. But Koili is a bully. Male and female cuckoos go near the bird’s nest. The male cuckoo looks for a reason with the perched bird. Fights with male cuckoo. At that time, the perched bird runs away. Covering the same flower, the female cuckoo goes to the nest of other birds and flowers. In some cases, so that the bird does not know that it is sitting on its perch, the bird also drops the flower and breaks it. The cuckoo bird is very fat.
– Source : ekantipur .com
