Cardinals are one of the most beautiful wild birds on the planet, yet it might be difficult to find one that is not moving or flying around. Cardinals are known to be shy and non-aggressive birds, and this is true of them. It will be easier for you to grasp how cardinals function in the … Read more
Except in two continents named Antarctica and South America you can spot the largest cormorant which is known as the Great Cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo) throughout the world. Other names: Great Cormorant Scientific Name : Phalacrocoracidae Family: Cormorants and shags Length: 80cm to 100cm Wingspan: 130cm to 160cm Weight: 210g to 250g What does a Cormorant … Read more
Lesser spotted woodpeckers are divided into eleven different subspecies. They cover a large territory that stretches from Europe to Northern China, passing via central and southern Russia. This profile is just for the UK-based subspecies of Dryobates minor comminutus (still referred to as Dendrocopos minor by certain authorities). The British Lesser Spotted Woodpecker is another … Read more
The Arctic Skua, sometimes called the Parasitic Jaeger, is a medium-sized seabird with a reputation for being hostile. Family: Skuas Name: Stercorarius parasiticus Length: 41cm to 46cm Wingspan: 110cm to 125cm Weight: 330g to 570g What is the appearance of an Arctic Skua? Arctic Skuas may be difficult to spot, especially when they aren’t dressed … Read more
How does a Coal Tit appear? Compared to the bigger blue tit, adult coal tits are simple to recognize from other tits due to the patterning and coloration of their heads in particular and their subdued, fairly dull body color. The cheeks are white, and the director is black with a black bib. When viewed … Read more
Baby Toucan- Toucans are members of the Ramphastidae family of neotropical birds, and only two of them, mountain toucans and typical toucans, have birds with the common name toucan. The other three genera are dichromatic toucanets, green toucanets, and araçaris. Regardless of their differences, these birds all have one thing in common: enormous bills. Toucans … Read more
Peacocks are huge, gorgeous birds whose feathers are noted for their beauty. They are all members of the Peafowl family, which includes three kinds of peacocks. Do, and can, peacocks actually fly? Peacocks are almost always seen wandering around and strutting their business on the ground. Peacocks can fly, although only for short periods of … Read more
Gulls, or seagulls as they’ve become popularly known, are a common sight in many parts of the world. They can be found on every continent, even the High Arctic and Antarctica! Despite the fact that seagulls are so common and plentiful, baby seagulls are a relatively uncommon sight. This article will cover everything there is … Read more
A Baby Owl Sleeping Face Down Is Unbelievable Owls sleep in tree holes, empty houses, cliff ledges, fissures, but mostly on the limbs of trees, with their heads turned backwards. Also, owls avoid building their nests or sleeping in areas where there are a lot of people, people working, people working, predators, or other animals. … Read more
Owls are solitary animals. In reality, anyone would be fortunate to see an owl in the wild; rather, you’re more accustomed to hearing their characteristic hooting sound! A baby owl sighting would be far more unlikely, so we’ve put together this post with everything you need to know about baby owls, as well as plenty … Read more