Next, let's take a look at this black bird. Note that this bird is not a familiar crow, but a common local bird species, blackbird. Although it does look like a crow at first glance, if you look closely, you will find that the blackbird is much taller than the crow. The blackbird has a medium body, much smaller than most crows, and has golden eyes that crows don't have. However, the biggest difference between blackbirds and crows is not here.

Many people think that crows symbolize bad luck, and their cries are even worse! But the blackbird, on the other hand, has a unique sound, is good at gentle singing, and its voice is ever-changing, and its beauty is no less than that of thrush and wren. Not only that, blackbird is also proficient in "many foreign languages", and it can imitate other birds' calls, and it is said that even people can learn folk songs, so its common name is Kuzu.

In the breeding season, blackbirds sing harder, singing when attracting females, and singing after building nests. This is not because they know how to sing all day, but because their mothers need protection when they hatch eggs and build nests. Their father's singing warns other birds, which is the role of keeping their own territory away. It can be said that they are professional singers who sing on orders. The blackbird's nest is bowl-shaped, with pine needles and branches as the "skeleton". But the blackbird can find the skeleton, so how can cement replace it? This can't beat the blackbird. They spread mud among the branches and on the base of the nest, and when it is dry, it can make the nest hard. Although it is not as good as the real cement, it is enough to bear the weight of the baby blackbird.

The blackbird, like us, is an omnivore, eating grass seeds, banyan and camphor trees, and spitting out seeds after eating. It can't help being a vegetarian, but also eats all adults and larvae of geometrid moth, locust, scarab, walking beetle, COLEOPTERA, Diptera and Orthoptera. In other words, from the caterpillar to the unicorn, everything is eaten, and it is also a foodie in the bird world. Sparrows should regard it with special respect. In addition, blackbirds also like to eat "big sausages", that is, earthworms. They eat earthworms in a different way. First of all, choose a ghost dance on the ground, that is, the ancestral footwork of blackbirds to imitate the sound of raindrops. Upon hearing this sound, earthworms can't wait to drill out and soon drill out of the surface. While the earthworm is staring blankly at the bright sun, the blackbird rushes up, grabs the earthworm and pulls it out. Next, there will be a funny "tug-of-war picture of the blackbird" in which the blackbird pulls the earthworm hard and the earthworm drills hard into the ground. Once the earthworm is pulled out of the ground, the blackbird will devour the earthworm immediately. If the earthworm is fed to birds, the blackbird will beat the earthworm hard, and after it falls to death, it will have to be folded in half before flying to feed the birds.

1, observation knowledge: blackbirds like to live in the periphery of forest areas, where trees are sparse, and like to run on the open grass to find food.

2, snakehead eggs: the color is mostly blue-gray, decorated with ochre brown spots, and you can observe it without disturbing snakehead.