Tailorbird

 Tailorbird

Size  : 13

Darjeeling is a very lively and cheerful bird.  Chi ... Vik, Chi ... Viku chirp, chirp, his voice is small, his body is small, but his voice is relatively large.  He keeps on talking and jumps from this branch of a tree or a plant, or jumps up and down.  Small and big plants, valleys and trees roam everywhere.  If you have a small garden in your yard, you can expect the arrival of Darjeeling.  Kunda flowers also benefit from the visit.  Not shy by nature.  Do not disturb him and sit quietly to one side or stand up and let him do his work.

Insects that live in the branches and leaves of trees, their eggs and caterpillars are the food of the poor, they roam around looking for them.  Gardens - Control pests of gardens or farm crops.  Thus, it is a useful bird.  It is named after its distinctive nesting method.  One, two or three-four leaves of a tree or plant are made into a bag by CV from the edges of the plant with fibers or tendrils etc. and make a bed mattress with soft feathers, hair etc. under it, and lay eggs on it.  Thus, Darjeeling's nest is also a swinging cradle for the chicks.  Just be surprised at the skill with which it sews the leaves with the beak.  The knot also hits the knot to prevent it from escaping.  Greenish-yellow at the top of the tail.  Forehead and palate.  The rest of the head and its sides are light gray, with a small dark spot on either side of the neck, which is especially noticeable when the throat swells while speaking.  Stalk and wing brown.  The beak is a bit long and pointed.  Pandey seems to find it difficult to save even a small tail.  During the breeding season, the male has two extra feathers emerging from between the tails.  Elsewhere, males and females look alike.