Cardinal Bird

Cardinal Bird

The cardinal birds have very beautiful feathers, graceful movements and full voice capabilities power. These birds are found breeding in Florida. They make nests hidden from predators, sometimes they hide their nests in the hedge shrubs. Hay, straw, bark and twigs of the vine of choice cardinal bird to make a nest. In the Americas, the cardinal bird known as  red bird in particular for the southern region of the American continent and the peninsula of Florida. The spread of bird species Cardinals reach the Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Penncylvania waters , and New Jersey where they breed for some time until eventually migrate to the region of Massachusetts.

In March, cardinal birds usually migrate. They migrate with other birds include sparrows. They migrate in a way through the bush or tree shade for a few days and at such times it was used by tourists and animal photographers to capture the moment. At the time of the migration, usually a cardinal bird resting in a swamp area. Interestingly, during the migration, male birds will precede female birds about ten days.

In one spawn, cardinal bird produces four to six grains. Cardinal bird egg color is dull white with brownish olive -colored spots. Young cardinal easily found during the breeding season, which is still young cardinal parent always follow up a few days to get food. Until they are able to feed themselves, then this young cardinal bird left his family in search of food to reproduce itself.

Cardinal Bird

Towards the commonly seen birds fall cardinak rise to the top of a high tree tops in search for fruits and grapes. they are very fond of grains including corn and barley seeds. like a canary who love food grains as main.

Cardinal birds are often seen in agricultural land between doves, finches and sparrows during the winter. They forage in agricultural barns or poultry cages and in the evening they often are in a pile of hay. These birds are very easily domesticated breeding in cages, by pairing and breeding the same as it does menangkarkan canary. it's just the beauty and luster of the color of this bird will fade more quickly if it is in a cage.