Bird Behavior

Birds often open their beaks, which can be observed in various species and contexts. Birds keep their beaks open for various reasons, including thermoregulation (cooling down), vocalization (projecting their voices), preening (cleaning their feathers), feeding, threat display (warning off intruders), and yawning (regulating body temperature and oxygen levels). In the following sections, we will explore […]

Touching a bird’s wings can harm them because their wings are delicate and important for flying. It’s best to avoid touching them to keep the bird safe and healthy. Agricultural expansion puts 74% (which is about three-quarters) of the 1,469 bird species that are at risk of extinction worldwide in danger. Specifically, 200 of these

Yes, wrens will often reuse a nest for subsequent breeding seasons if the nest remains in good condition and is located in a suitable area. Not only wrens but also many bird species reuse the nest, even some birds nest in another abandoned nest. If the nest is in good condition then they watch sometimes

Birds might not understand death like humans do, but they might sense something is wrong when they’re dying. There is no easy answer, as there is no way to definitively prove or disprove that birds have an awareness of their own mortality. Ultimately, the question of whether birds know when they are dying is one

Birds may hang around our houses for good reason. Our homes provide them with a number of things that they need to survive, such as food, water, shelter, and safety from predators. In some cases, birds may even choose to nest in our homes. In this blog, we will explore the reasons why birds might