Names of common flying birds: budgerigar, (large) and small sunflower parrot, macaw, egret, heron, forest eagle, peregrine falcon, sparrow, pigeon, wenbird, pearl bird, hummingbird, flamingo, seagull, owl, eagle, vulture, boo goo bird, raven, grey parrot, waxbill, gardener's bird, quail, heron, peacock, turkey mandarin ducks, mallard ducks woodpecker, magpie, sparrow, cuckoo, Kingfisher.
1, magpies
The magpie is a bird of the bird family Crowidae. *** There are 10 subspecies. Body length of 40 to 50 cm, male and female plumage color is similar, head, neck, back to the tail are black, and since to the rear of the respectively present purple, green-blue, green and other luster, wings black and in the wings and shoulders have a large shape of the white spot, the tail is far longer than the wings, cuneate, the mouth, legs, feet are pure black, the ventral surface of the chest as a boundary, before the black after the white. Residual bird.
2, sparrow
Sparrow (Passer): is the finch family sparrow genus 27 species of small birds. Their size and body color are very similar. Generally the upper body is brown and black mottled, so commonly known as sparrows. Primary flight feathers 9, the outer flight feathers of the light-colored feather edge (except the first) in the feather base and near the end of the shape of a slightly enlarged, parallel to each other, slightly into two horizontal spots, especially obvious in flight. The beak is short, thick and strong, conical, with a slightly curved crest. Except for the tree sparrow, both males and females are heterochromatic.
3, swallows
Swallows, known as house swallows, are a collective name for 74 species of birds in the family of swallows of the order Passeriformes. It is small in shape, with narrow wing tips, concave tail and short beak, weak feet, and not too many feathers. The plumage is monochromatic, or has a bluish or greenish color with a metallic sheen;
Most species are similar in both sexes. Swallows consume a great deal of time catching pests in the air, and are one of the most agile finch-forms, known to be beneficial birds, feeding mainly on insects such as mosquitoes and flies. They make nests in tree holes or crevices, or burrow on sandy shores, or stick mud to walls or projections of buildings, roofs, eaves, etc., in cities and towns to make nests. Each laying 3 to 7 eggs.
4, crow
Crow is the common name for several species of black birds in the genus Crow, family Crowidae. It is also called a crow, with a large beak that likes to chirp. For the largest birds in the finch order, body length of about 50 centimeters. The whole body or most of the feathers are black, hence the name. Most of the feathers are black or black and white, with a long beak, some with a distinctive white neck ring, black feathers with a purplish-blue metallic luster; the wings are much longer than the tail; the beak, legs and feet are pure black. The nostrils are about 1/3 of the length of the mouth from the forehead, and the nose whiskers are stiff and straight, reaching the middle of the mouth.