鸟类的英语

鸟类的英语

eagle 鹰

bald eagle 白头鹰

condor 秃鹰

hawk, falcon 隼

heron 苍鹰

golden eagle 鹫

kite 鹞

vulture 秃鹫

cock 公鸡

hen 母鸡

chicken 鸡, 雏鸡

guinea, fowl 珍珠鸡

turkey 火鸡

peacock 孔雀

duck 鸭

mallard 野鸭, 凫

teal 小野鸭

gannet 塘鹅

goose 鹅

pelican 鹈鹕

cormorant 鸬鹚

swan 天鹅

cob 雄天鹅

cygnet 小天鹅

gander, wild goose 雁

dove 鸽

pigeon 野鸽

turtle dove 斑鸠

pheasant 雉, 野鸡

grouse 松鸡

partridge 石鸡, 鹧鸪

ptarmigan 雷鸟

quail 鹌鹑

ostrich 鸵鸟

stork 鹳

woodcock 山鹬

snipe 鹬

gull, seagull 海鸥

albatross 信天翁

kingfisher 翠鸟

bird of paradise 极乐鸟, 天堂鸟

woodpecker 啄木鸟

parrot 鹦鹉

cockatoo 大葵花鹦鹉

macaw 金刚鹦鹉

parakeet 长尾鹦鹉

cuckoo 杜鹃,布谷鸟

crow 乌鸦

blackbird 乌鸫

magpie 喜鹊

swallow 燕子

sparrow 麻雀

nightingale 夜莺

canary 金丝雀

starling 八哥

thrush 画眉

goldfinch 金翅雀

chaffinch 苍头燕雀

robin 知更鸟

plover 千鸟

lark 百鸟,云雀

swift 褐雨燕

whitethroat 白喉雀

hummingbird 蜂雀

penguin 企鹅

owl 枭,猫头鹰

scops owl 角枭,耳鸟

关于鸟的英文介绍！急！！！

The House Sparrow (Passer domesticus) is a member of the Old World sparrow family Passeridae, considered by some to be a relative of the Weaver Finch Family. It occurs naturally in most of Europe and much of Asia. It has also followed humans all over the world and has been intentionally or accidentally introduced to most of the Americas, sub-Saharan Africa, New Zealand and Australia as well as urban areas in other parts of the world. It is now the most widely distributed wild bird on the planet.[2][3] In the United States it is also colloquially known as the English Sparrow to distinguish it from native species.

家麻雀（Passer domesticus）的原产地在欧洲及亚洲的大部份区域。是种麻雀属动物，它跟随人类的分布，被有意或无意地带到美洲、非洲撒哈拉南部、纽西兰、澳洲、和都市地区。它们是鸟类在当今地球上分布区域最广泛的物种。

无论人类在何处，这个物种或快或慢，就会到来共享人类的居所。虽然有人认为这是种驯化的鸟类，但这并非严谨的事实，人类提供了居所和食物，但不包括友谊或同伴关系，家麻雀对人类依然存在很大的戒心。

Wherever people build, House Sparrows sooner or later come to share their abodes. Though described as tame and semi-domestic, neither is strictly true; humans provide food and home, not companionship. The House Sparrow remains wary of man.

关于鸟的英文介绍，跪求

Birds, also called the birds. Definition: a feathered egg-laying vertebrates, the dictionary explanation: a class of vertebrates, warm-blooded egg-laying, with lung breath, almost the whole body with feathers, hind legs to walk, arms into wings, most can fly. In zoology, the bird's main features are: the body streamlined, fusiform or fusiform, most flying life. Surface coating feathers, general arms into wings wings (some kind degradation); Chest muscle developed; Rectum short, appetite is big digestion is fast, the digestive system developed, helps to lighten the weight, conducive to flight; Heart has two atrial and ventricular, heart beat fast. Temperature constant. Respiratory organs except with lung and formed by lung wall bulge and airbag, used to help to double, breathing.

介绍它是小鸟的英语句子

介绍小鸟的英语：

Look, there is a bird standing on the windowsill. This snall bird is lovely.

描写小鸟的英语作文3句话

The Singing Life

Looking deeper into bird songs

For half my birding life, I’ve been trying to learn bird songs. They’re not so easy as visual images. Not so simply reducible to key phrases (yellow in front of the eye, keel-shaped tail, white rump). Often forgettable, at least for a person who has never demonstrated a good ear or musical talent. I’m still fooled sometimes into taking a scarlet tanager for a robin. And every spring I must learn the warblers’ songs all over again. It’s a task I enjoy, an annual initiation that keeps me connected to the earth.

I know birdsongs the way I know French and German. I can often tell which foreign language I’m hearing, and I comprehend merci and nein, but I can’t understand a sentence. And that’s about where I think I am with bird songs. Still, I’m grateful for what I do recognize.

Walking along the brushy trail beside certain a willow thicket on a late summer morning, when most of the birds had stopped singing, I heard a song from deep in the foliage. It was scratchy, rapid: Wouldja switch a witch’s widget witz a switch? Only half a song, really. The full version would have followed up with the answer: Witches switch a scritch’s stitches witz a chew! But even half a song was enough to tell me that the invisible singer was the question-and-answer bird, the Bell’s vireo. (Spectrogram of that bird's song above.)

Born to recognize bird songs

It seems rather wonderful to me that a bird declares its identity with every utterance, and that our human ears and brains are built to sort out such sounds and recognize the singer. Lately I’ve come to realize, though, that I’ve barely begun to study bird sounds, and that it’s possible to learn much more than simply which species is singing.

Donald Kroodsma’s ear-opening book, The Singing Life of Birds, made me realize that I’d been simplistically identifying birds by their songs and letting it go at that, like some life-listers who glance at a bird only long enough to name it and rush on. Kroodsma listens deeply into the lives of birds, gaining new insights from their songs. I want to do that too.

The Raven key

After I read Kroodsma’s book, I got some recording equipment and started going out every day to capture the songs of the morning. Suddenly, every robin, titmouse, and cardinal was new and fascinating. I downloaded Raven Lite (free, from the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology) into my computer. Among other things, Raven translates my recordings into pictures, called spectrograms, which show details in the songs that I didn’t notice in the field. It also lets me slow a recording down to further reveal fine details too brief for the human ear.

What a revelation! Out of my own spectrograms jumped field sparrows, meadowlarks, and yellowthroats. (See thewichity- wichity- wichityof the common yellowthroat at right.)

As I learned the shapes of their songs, I could see at a glance which species sang on each recording, even before I played the selections. I relished seeing subtle details, such as the difference between the question and the answer of the Bell’s vireo.

Hearing with your eyes

Kroodsma says that he hears with his eyes, letting the birds’ spectrograms show him what he would not have discriminated with his ears alone. I too found that my eyes started educating my ears. Taking Kroodsma’s lead, I used Raven to chart scarlet tanager songs frombirdsong CDs I’d purchased and compared them to spectrograms of my own robin recordings. Once I saw the difference in their timing and noticed the robin’s odd shrieky note spliced in between the musical ones, I started hearing the difference outdoors, too. I don’t think I’ll ever confuse scarlet tanager with robin again.

Kroodsma found that he could tell some birds from others of their species by the variation in their repertoires. That suggests the possibility of getting to know my neighboring birds better than I’ve ever done before. I can hardly wait for next spring. If the five singing male Bell’s vireos I listened to this summer come back, I’d like to see if I can learn to distinguish them as individuals, to see where they first show up in spring, where they nest, and how far they stray from their home territories. Now that’s going to be fun.

— Diane Porter

小鸟的英文简介

Birds are warm bodied creatures with wings and feathers. The body temperature of birds is generally higher than that of humans, so they seem warm to the touch. Birds lay eggs which they incubate until hatching -- or, in some cases, get some other bird to do the incubating. In some species such as our songbirds, the young hatch naked and helpless and must be fed and cared for by a parent bird. Others, like the chickens and their relatives, produce down-covered young that are able run about and feed themselves. They are still dependent for protection upon adult birds.

鸟有温暖的翅膀和羽毛。鸟类的体温一般高于人类，所以他们似乎是温暖的触摸。鸟产卵孵化，他们直到孵化-或者，在某些情况下，得到一些其他的鸟来孵化。在一些物种，如鸣鸟，年轻的孵化赤裸无助和必须被喂养和照顾父母的鸟。其他人，像鸡和他们的亲戚，产生的有盖的年轻，是能够运行和养活自己。他们仍然依赖于成年鸟类的保护。

用英语介绍小鸟的特征

你可以用形容小孩子的词，比如说lovely

鸟的英文是什么

鸟的英文翻译为：Bird。

例句：Flown like a bird around a city。

译为：像鸟儿一样飞翔在城市上空。

鸟用英语怎么写

鸟英语：

bird　　　fowl　　　jay

鸟的英语单词怎么写？

bird

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