Resident birds refer to birds that are active throughout the year in their breeding areas or habitats. They do not need to migrate to other places in search of food or a suitable living environment. Here are some common resident birds:
1. Finch: such as Barn Swallow, Swiftlet, Red-billed Acacia, etc.
2. Sparrow family: such as house sparrow, Chinese sparrow, gray sparrow, etc.
3. Passeriformes: such as magpies, mountain doves, etc.
4. Pigeons: such as green-headed pigeons, white-necked pigeons, etc.
5. Anatidae: such as mallards, shelducks, spot-billed ducks, etc.
It should be noted that although these birds are resident birds, they also need a suitable living environment and sufficient food supply to maintain their health and survival. At the same time, we should also try our best to protect the habitats and breeding grounds of these birds to maintain ecological balance.
