At Linnu’s party, the cutest outfits are worn by the Saxon tyrant and the laahubishop

The castle at the party, representative outfits were again seen on society’s eye-catchers. If the birds had a party, there would be some kind of wingman, tyrant and lauch bishop.

The Saxon tyrant has a particularly handsome feather costume. The name would be suitable for a minister driving strict economic discipline, but now it is an American sparrow bird. Saxon Tyrant (The tyrant was forged) long tail feathers make it a handsome looking bird.

Nimbly snapping insects, the scissor tyrant is about 40 centimeters long with feathers, and half of this is the tail. The bird in question also appears on the cover of the Wingspan board game, which is not the funniest gift idea for those who like nature and birds.

The tyrant bird tribe is known for its strong territorial awareness and its habit of preying on other birds. Hence the name. There are more than 400 species of tyrants. World the smallest tyrant is called a squishy gnome.

It is, as its name suggests, a very cute little tomboy.

Of people at evening parties with colorful dresses and frills, detachment is allowed for females, the male gender’s dress code is more rigid. With birds, it’s just the opposite: the males frolic in their handsome patterns and the females blend into the background.

With handsome accessories, the bird communicates that it belongs to the elite. When there is energy to bet on useless meatballs, there are certainly chips to bet on the family as well. Females choose the handsomest and thus probably the most genetically suitable individual.

The longest tail extension in relation to the body size is probably the African hornbill ( Euplectus prone ). The bishop in black drags up to half a meter of slime behind him. In flight, the bird even looks a little unreal.

of bishopsordinary citizens of the republic are of course also celebrated in the Linna among the akseeraaj and other päsmäri.

There is such a bird as a republican ( A member of Philetaeus ). It is a rather modest-looking sparrow, but it builds incredibly complex nest structures to the trees.