Birds use their wings for flight but the interesting fact is they have developed this adaptation with time. So, let’s take a route through evolutionary history and find out the secrets associated with the wings of birds and the unique…
Yes, Blue Jays migrate, but they have a very peculiar and interesting migrating habit. Every year they gather in flocks which can be 30 to 50 members and they migrate South. However, some Blue Jays stay in their Northern ranges,…
Yes, ducks can fly during rain, maybe it is for food, to mate, or to find a suitable habitat to get shelter from adverse weather conditions. Let’s get to know what are the flight patterns of the ducks and whether…
Yes, recent research has shown that birds can communicate with each other after finding feeders. They do have excellent eyesight which helps them to locate food sources from a greater distance and they communicate through various forms, like contact calls.…
If you have placed a new bird feeder in your backyard, then you must be wondering whether the birds will discover it or remember it in the near future. Yes, birds have excellent spatial memory and can remember where they’ve…
Yes, birds do like hanging birdhouses. If you love bird watching and there is enough space in your backyard to hang a birdhouse, then you can choose the best version to get a rewarding experience. Birdhouses not only act as…
Yes, petting a bird’s back, rump, or hind end can cause sexual stimulation, and a bird may interpret constant petting as mating behavior. This can lead to hormonal responses, such as regurgitation, that make the bird see you as a…
Parrots in the wild need to search for food, new habitat, relocate due to seasonal change and nesting sites, which make them a pro flier. But, if the parrot stays in the cage for a long time, it loses its…
Birds communicate with vocal sounds and visual cues to find a mate, convey messages about any feeder, warn about predators, or defend their territories. It might be difficult for you to learn about bird language. So, let’s get to know…
Yes, Ducks are indeed capable of swimming in pools, including those treated with chlorine. While they can navigate and swim in chlorinated water, it’s not recommended for them to spend extended periods in such environments. Ducks are generally not harmed…