Birds Wallpapers

Birds live and breed in most terrestrial habitats and on seven continents, reaching their extreme colony on Snow Petrel breeding colony until at an altitude of 440 kilometers (270 miles) in the interior of Antarctica.

Bird is a member of the group of vertebrate animals (vertebrates) that have feathers and wings. The oldest bird fossil found in Germany and is known as Archaeopteryx. Most birds need to eat at least half of their body weight each day.

The types of birds are so varied, ranging from the tiny hummingbird to the ostrich, which is higher than men. It is estimated there are about 8800-10200 bird species around the world; about 1,500 species are found in Indonesia. Various species of birds are scientifically classified into the class Aves.

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Yellow Birds Wallpapers

Yellow Birds Wallpapers

People generally love the animal birds because of two factors: his voice and also the color of his fur. If you like the yellow bird, here you can download some yellow bird wallpapers. Their feathers are so beautiful this make many people dare to spend a lot of money to acquire it.

Canary Bird Yellow

Three Yellow Canaries Birds

Yellow Love Birds In A Branch

HD Yellow Parrot Bird Wallpapers

Hunting Great Gray Owl Wallpapers

Hunting Great Gray Owl Wallpapers

Great Grey Owls breed in North America from as far east as Quebec to the Pacific coast and Alaska, and from Finland and Estonia across northern Asia. A small population, estimated at less than 100 birds, occurs in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California. This population is the southernmost population of the species' range and is listed Endangered under California's Endangered Species Act.

Great Gray Owl Wallpapers

Great Gray Owl

Great Grey Owl And They Childs

Great Grey Owl Call

Great Grey Owls do not build nests, so typically use nests previously used by a large bird, such as a raptor. They will also nest in broken-topped trees and cavities in large trees. Nesting may occur from March to May. Eggs average 42.7 mm wide and 53.5 mm long (1.68 by 2.11 in). If food is scarce, they may travel a fair distance to find more prey, with considerable movements by large numbers in some years of particularly scarce prey.