Sandpiper

 Sandpiper

It differs from other birds in the shape of its beak and its eda.  This is a migratory bird.  They call it a sandpiper because they spend most of their time in muddy water.  Sandpipers are commonly found in countries like Europe and Asia as well as in most parts of India.  Sandpipers mostly live around lakes and rivers and build their nests on the land there.

They go out during the day and rest at night.  Sandpiper walking style is a bit different.  His head and tail are up and down when he walks.  When another animal or bird surrounds it When there is, it makes a loud noise due to fear.  Its head, tail and wings are brown and its lower abdomen is white.  Its beak is like a sandpiper's spoon.  This allows it to easily hunt in the water.  It mainly eats fruit seeds that have fallen into the swamp.  In addition it cures small caterpillars, macaws and insects.  This bird mostly prefers to be alone.

Its head is round in shape.  As well as their necks are short and legs are long.  Sandpipers are usually 8 to 10 inches in length.  Female sandpipers are taller than males and weigh 40 to 50 grams Is equal to.  They fly at high speeds in the air as well as male sandpipers do their best to dive into the air to attract females.  They can also run fast on the ground.  Their breeding season is from May to July.  The female lays four to five eggs at a time.  Both males and females come together to serve eggs.  They usually lay their eggs in nests built along the water's edge.  The chicks come out after hatching the eggs for twenty days.  Sandpiper eggs look like stones.  He lays Ida between the stones.  Because of its stone-like color, it does not catch the eye of predators.  At the present time these birds are rapidly becoming extinct.  Sandpiper bird Life expectancy is about ten to twelve years.