The Famous Chirping Bird Species In Indonesia - Bird enthusiasts in Indonesia in early 2000 experienced a high increase, this raises the awareness of the people of Indonesia as it starts to decrease the population of all bird species that exist in the country of Indonesia in nature. the effort to conserve bird species started by the government and the community by conducting a pet environment, in addition to the selling price of birds that are maintained by them have a fairly high selling price can even be used as a business field.
1. Murai Batu Bird (Copsychus malabaricus)
Based on its distribution area, stone magpie in Indonesia is divided into several types. Among them are, Java, Medan, Nias, and others. One of the many genera of Copsychus birds, Copsychus malabaricus from medan is the offer. Perhaps most hobbies also think so against the birds of this Turdidae family. Both in terms of sound chirp or physical form, practical birds this one magpie spelled out more special. In addition to the more variety sound, characteristic of the most striking and at the same time not owned by other types of Copsychus malabaricus in Indonesia is on the tail. Average bird enthusiasts argue, that the tail is also super, longer and more eccentric
2. Magpie Robin (Copsychus saularis)
The bird called Latin Copsychus saularis is one of the birds that also has a variety of stature and chirping and has an amazing tail style. This bird has characteristics that are quite easy to recognize. You can see, there is a combination of black and white hair color on each body. His chest was white, both his back and the color of his eyeballs were black. Meanwhile, in the second wing there is a combination of black and white. Because of the white color of the chest, then some people also call this bird with a white chest name. The magpie robin spreading region includes China, India, Nepal, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia
3. Red punglor birds
Red punglor birds have a body length of about 20-14 cm with an average weight 40-60 grams. For male red anis has the characteristics of a more fluffy and shiny fur. In addition, when pitted against other birds he will look more daring to raise his head. When still a trotol, males do not have yellow feathers on the wings. It's for the females to have less shiny bristles and cloak bones wider. His own posture tends to be more rounded than the male. Females will be more easily recognizable when he was lusting by shaking both wings while whistling when he heard the male was singing.
Bird spreading areas are also often called anis and punglor brick is not only in Indonesia alone, but also found in many other Asian countries. Among them are China, India, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Cambodia, Pakistan, Tlailand and Vietnam. In his own country, he is mostly found in Java, Sumatra, Kalimantan and Bali
4. Greater Green Leafbird (Chloropsis sonnerati)
Greater Green Leafbird is a type of bird that has chirping feathers of green dominance and the bottom of the black beak. Green Cucak is found in many forests in Java, Kalimantan, Sumatra and Bali with different types. These birds usually live in clusters in the forest and nest in the tops of tall trees. This bird can sing very melodious and imitate the sounds of birds of other types. Today, the Greater Green Leafbird population in its spreading areas is extremely rare. This is partly due to the rampant destruction of forest functions into plantation areas and densely populated settlements. In addition, it is also due to the actions of irresponsible people who like to catch the Greater Green Leafbird forests on a large scale.