Composition | Birds Of Bangladesh

Bangladesh is home to many different kinds of birds. These birds come in various shapes, colors, and sizes, and they change with the seasons.

In Bangladesh, we can see a variety of birds. Some examples include the Magpie, crow, Kingfisher, Sparrow, Kite, Crane, Pigeon, Bou-katha-kau, Mayna, and Cuckoo.

The Magpie is our national bird and it looks very nice. It is small and has black and white feathers. You can find it all over Bangladesh. The crow is a black and not very attractive bird. There are three kinds of crows: the rook, the jackdaw, and the raven. It has a long and strong beak and builds its nest in tall trees. It eats rotten things, insects, rice, and corn.

The Kingfisher is a beautiful bird in Bangladesh. It is small and has a long beak and a brown head. It eats small fish and lives near ponds or rivers. Another unattractive bird in Bangladesh is the kite. It flies high in the sky and has excellent vision. It swoops down to catch frogs and fish and sometimes steals chickens. It builds its nest in tall trees.

The crane has a long neck and a strong beak. It lives near pools or rivers and catches fish for food. The pigeon is a small pet bird. It has small, soft feathers and eats rice, corn, and insects. Bou-katha-kau is a bird that appears in Bangladesh during the spring season.

Another beautiful bird in Bangladesh is the Mayna. It is brown with a yellow beak and yellow legs. It is a pet bird and can imitate the voices of others easily. Many people keep it as a pet, and it eats fish and corn.

There are many other birds in Bangladesh as well, each with different colors, shapes, and sizes. These birds greatly enhance the beauty of Bangladesh.