Designation: PET2817
English name: Introduction to Yellow-browed Warbler willow species
Yellow-browed Warbler is a very active bird of smaller size than a sparrow, the species of which is modelled in India. The species has been included in the List of Land-based Wildlife for National Conservation or of Significant Economic and Scientific Research, published by the National Forestry Administration on 1 August 2000.
Chinese literary name: Yellow Eyebrow Willow
Chinese aliases: tree string, string, leaf, white-eyed wake-up.
English name: Yellow-browed Warbler
Two words: Phylloscopus inornatus
Area: Animal
Gate: Phylum Chordata
Amen: Vertebrata
Aves
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(a) Passerformes
Section: Muscacapidae
He's a Phylloscopus.
Scrubbings P. inornatus
Distribution: morphological characteristics of Xinjiang, Tibet.
The yellow eyebrow, which does not have the colourful feathers of parrots, has a very lively character, and its upper body, which consists of two wings of inner plume, is olive green, its head is darker, and it runs at the centre of its head with a yellow green line.
The eyebrow willows have light yellow and green. There is a dark brown stripe from the eye, passing through the eye and reaching the pillow; the back of the head is mixed with yellow and tan; the wings are covered and the wings are black and brown; the wings are narrow in yellow and white, with the exception of a few fly feathers on the outermost side; the sides of the head and the sides of the center are thin and white, forming two wings on the wings; and the tails are black and brown, with olives on each side and white on the inside. And the lower part is white, and the breast, and the neck, and the lower part, all slightly green, and so is the armpit. Females and males have similar feathers. ♪ Yellow-brow willow living environment ♪
The twilight willows have no colorful feathers, but it has always been one of the most popular birds of view. What are the demands of this type of bird on the environment?
Growth temperature
The requirements for the temperature of the yellow eyebrow willow are more stringent, with a maximum growth temperature of 20°C. The winter temperature must remain above 15°C, otherwise it is prone to cooling and dysentery. If it is less than 10°C or the temperature is abnormal, it is prone to illness or even death. In summer, over 28°C should be taken into account to prevent summer cooling and over 35°C is in danger of fainting and death.
Select the appropriate size and structure of the cage, depending on the lifestyle of the willows; always keep the appropriate temperature, humidity and rearing density. Timely adjustment of appropriate rearing management measures based on changes in temperature over the four seasons; maintenance of good ventilation, but not placement of bird cages in the wind mouth; the necessary sunlight, but not too long, usually with an oblique morning light.
Always keep birds' equipment clean.
Drinkers are cleaned once a day, food and cages are washed and cleaned once or twice a week. Sterilization is generally done once a month, with the use of solar sterilisation in bird cages, the use of edible drinking water and other appliances, the use of which can be decontaminated, the use of new jel or the use of peroxyacetic acid. Every day, faeces are cleaned, bird nests are frequently replaced with gaskets, sanitation is completed, and rats, pests and disinfections are regularly performed. The yellow eyebrow willows raise knowledge.
The yellow eyebrows are migratory, and hot summers usually take place in the north-east of the country, and cold winters fly south. The reproductive period of the yellow raisin is usually in May-August of each year. It is usually for the male to look around the tree, and when the female is found, he flies quickly to the female, bows his head, and shows off in court.
The nest is often mixed with a large number of moss and beaks, feathers, animal hairs, etc., and has the instinct to disguise a bird's nest. It is able to wear a raisin and tree bark on the top of the spherical nest, which can be as thick as 6 centimetres and difficult to find on the surface. They enter and exit a very irregular hole, which is 4-5 cm in diameter, 8-11.5 cm high, 9 cm wide, 5-6 cm inner diameter and 2-6 cm deep.
The yellow eyebrow willows are filled with four eggs, white and tan-coloured, especially at the blunt end of the circle. The size of the eggs is 14.8 x 11.4 mm and the weight of the eggs is 0.9 g. There is a greater role in pest eradication. The types of insects that are eaten are those with membranes, wings, fins, fins, half-wings, etc., which are harmful species such as elephants, leaf jumpers, flies and mosquitoes, and sometimes weed and plant seeds. When they migrate, they are spread almost throughout the country and play an important role in controlling forest pests and should be vigorously protected.
During child-rearing, a common prodigal bird is given a name from the nest to the faeces of the chick to keep the nest clean. Birds stay for 8-10 days. The chicks behind the nest are not yet self-reliant, leaving the nest from a distance and not returning to it. It is often hidden in the bushes or grasses that wait for their own birds to be fed. After 8 to 10 days of breeding outside their nests, young birds peck their own food and live independently, but their ability to fly, their ability to avoid enemies, their diversity to eat, their flexibility have yet to be worked out and mature.