A) Blue B) Brown C) Red D) Green
A) Blue feathers B) Yellow bare skin C) Black scales D) Red spots
A) Dense forests B) Deserts C) High mountains D) Urban areas and open woodlands
A) Leaves B) Insects and fruits C) Fish D) Seeds only
A) 60-65 cm B) 40-45 cm C) 23-26 cm D) 10-12 cm
A) Soaring B) Weak and fluttering C) Strong and direct D) Hovering
A) Mostly gray B) Bright red feathers C) All white plumage D) Striped black and white
A) Least Concern B) Critically Endangered C) Vulnerable D) Near Threatened
A) Competition with other bird species B) Illegal trapping for trade C) Climate change D) Habitat loss due to deforestation
A) A soft cooing sound B) A variety of chattering and mimicking sounds C) A loud screech D) A melodious song
A) Pink B) Black C) Yellow D) Blue
A) Yes, they are native to the northeast. B) Yes, they are native to the southeast. C) Yes, they are native to the southwest. D) No, they are an introduced species.
A) Fringillidae B) Psittacidae C) Sturnidae D) Accipitridae
A) Mud nests attached to cliffs B) Small cup nests on branches C) Ground nests D) Bulky nests in tree cavities or buildings
A) Bold and opportunistic foraging B) Shy and reclusive behavior C) Nocturnal foraging habits D) Migratory behavior
A) Brighter plumage and larger eye patch B) Longer tail feathers C) Different colored legs D) Duller plumage and less prominent eye patch
A) 12-14 eggs B) 4-6 eggs C) 1-2 eggs D) 8-10 eggs
A) 7-8 days B) 35-36 days C) 17-18 days D) 25-26 days
A) Approximately 1 week B) Approximately 8 weeks C) Approximately 5 weeks D) Approximately 3 weeks
A) Around 30 B) Around 5 C) Around 200 D) Around 100
A) They are the same species. B) Different eye patch color C) Tail feather length D) Size difference
A) Gregarious, often seen in pairs or flocks B) Migratory in large groups C) Solitary and territorial D) Strictly nocturnal
A) Enhancement of native species populations B) Erosion control C) Competition with native species D) Pollination of native plants
A) A bright blue crest B) No crest at all C) A bright red crest D) A bright yellow crest
A) South America B) Australia C) Madagascar D) Java, Indonesia
A) Omnivorous and opportunistic B) Strictly insectivorous C) Only feeds on carrion D) Strictly herbivorous
A) Black and white stripes B) White patch on the wings C) Blue coloration D) Red tips on the feathers
A) On the ground in open fields B) Inside birdhouses C) High up in conifer trees D) Holes in buildings
A) They are important pollinators B) They do not disperse seeds at all. C) They can disperse seeds through their diet. D) They only eat insects.
A) Mynas B) Mynae C) Mynasis D) Mynaes |