The birds are one of the greatest evolutionary species that are capable of flying. In fact, a wide variety of bird species inhabit different parts of the world. Moreover, they adapt highly to specific habitats, which helps them survive. In addition, they play a vital role in the pollination of flowers by distributing pollen from one flower to another. As a result, this helps to develop new plants and contributes to the formation of forests.
Adaptations of Birds for Survival and Communication
Flight, being their primary means of locomotion, allows birds to search for food and escape from predators. Furthermore, they produce a variety of vocal sounds to communicate with each other. They use their wings to fly, and depending on the species, birds develop wings in different ways from one another. Additionally, dense feathers cover their bodies and protect them from heat and rain.
Beyond these roles, birds are also an essential part of the food chain; based on their capabilities, they occupy a distinct place in it. Ultimately, birds play a vital role in balancing the entire ecosystem.
Spotted Owlet : Fall in mutual wierdness and call it love
Indain Gray Hornbill : Life is on the perch
Indian Stone Curlew : Hiding in shady vegetation
Spotted Owlet : Sometimes all you need is just a nap
Spotted Owlet : The protecting companion
House Sparrow : Least concerned species
Indian Spotted Eagle : Hunter on the floor
Jungle Babbler: Bird’s eye view
Laughing Dove: Brighter the light, darker the shadow
Purple Sunbird: Resident breeder looking to pierce the flowers
Spotted Owlet : In the middle of lazy day
Sarus Crane : Sedge flying in line to avoid sky traffic
White Throated Kingfisher : Yipee! its a perfect catch
Yellow Footed Green Pigeon : Under the cover of leaves
Indian Vulture : Attitude will determine your attitude
Egyptian Vulture: Scavenger on its flight
Green – Bee Eater : Its diving time
Western Marsh Harrier: Preparing to land
Indian Paradise Flycatcher : Usual morning routine
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