There is something about blue birds that sparks the human imagination. Birds come in countless colors and patterns, but only a few hues stand out in the culture. When we imagine Cinderella and her bird friends, we think of blue birds first.
You would think that would make featuring an azure bird in an article boring, or cliche, but these birds are special in their own way, beyond just their beautiful colors.
You would think that would make featuring an azure bird in an article boring, or cliche, but these birds are special in their own way, beyond just their beautiful colors.
Most blue birds aren’t actually blue at all, their visible hue being a trick of the light.
You can find these birds in southern and southeastern Asia.
In most subspecies, the females are duller, with greyish wings and no black nape.
”Song is a bland, unremarkable “wi-wi-wi-wi-wi-wi-wi.” Calls include harsh nasal “wheh” and an explosive “whi-cheh!”
Which seems a bit judgy.
As members of the flycatcher category, these blue dudes feast primarily on insects.
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