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Close look of Beautiful butterfly on amazing flowers which are look beautiful. Video captured in Pakistan with Canon d750 with zoom lens 75-300mm

butterfly on beautiful flowers flying slowly slowly

Welcome to the beautiful world of butterflies and explore the wonders of Butterflies through the life of the Monarch butterfly. Know how caterpillars create a solid case around them and this helps them to turn their caterpillar body into a colorful butterfly. Also, note that the distinctive combination of colors act as a warning for the predators. Butterfly - My animal friends - Animals Documentary -Kids educational Videos -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The show 'Kids Education' is carefully designed to give a joyful learning experience to the children. The interesting segments come as an easy and fun way to teach your children about Olympic sports and exotic places across the globe. This amazing show is indeed a great combination of fun and learning! Like and share and subscribe

Close look of Butterfly on flowers with beautiful wings flying here and there on flowers. Butterflies (Order: Lepidoptera) are brightly colored flying insects with two pairs of large wings that vary in color and pattern from species to species. Butterfly wings are covered with overlapping rows of tiny scales, a characteristic butterflies share with their fellow lepidopterans, the moths From egg to adult, butterflies undergo a series of physical transformations known as metamorphosis. After mating, the female butterfly lays her eggs on a caterpillar food or “host” plant. The eggs can hatch within a few days, or within months or even years, depending on whether or not conditions are right. For birds and animals videos and pictures subscribe to the channel.

Beautiful sparrow found on the top of green tree for Sparrows lovers

Tree sparrow has had far fewer ups than downs since the turn of the 20th century. Let’s take a look at the sparrow sit on branch of the tree. The sparrow looks so beautiful with some bees of trees around. It is also an incredibly active bird, flitting and lively, yet interacts far less with humans than its more common cousin. Despite this, the mainland asian variety of the Tree sparrow is more willing to nest in buildings, and therefore sometimes behaves in a similar fashion I have huge collection of birds and animals of Pakistan and I will upload all videos on this channel. My you tube channel AisB Birds Animal world also attached with this account you can check on it. Thanks for watching

Beautiful life of sparrows capture with zoom lens. They eating, fighting, running, flying and doing every thing in the video. sparrows are one of the first sparrow species to return to nest in the spring. My yard is no exception and we have a least two pairs each year. The House Sparrow is considered to be the most widely distributed bird on the planet. It is native to Europe, Asia and parts of Africa. It was also introduced to the Americas, New Zealand and Australia. In North America it was introduced to several U.S. cities in the 1800s as a way to control pests and then quickly spread across the continent. This move was considered to be a mistake because the House Sparrow is an aggressive bird that will take over the nests of native species such as House Martins and Bluebirds. These house sparrows have taken over abandoned cliff swallow nests. The House Sparrow prefers human-affected areas such as urban, suburban and farm environments. It is rarely found in wilderness areas such as woods, grasslands or desert. These sparrows prefer to eat seeds and grain, but will also feast on flowers and insects. The House Sparrow is one of only three birds in the U.S. that is not protected by law from hunting. The other two are the Rock Pigeon and European Starling." I have huge collection of birds and animals of Pakistan and I will upload all videos on this channel. My you tube channel AisB Birds Animal world also attached with this account you can check on it. Thanks for watching

Beautiful Bird Egret spreading wings in very beautiful way and camera man capture the scene at very exact time to show the world beauty of birds. and later we work on video and in slow motion action video look amazing and watchful. Egrets/Cranes adopt characteristic poses in which they extend and often slightly droop their wings. This behavior is commonly described as "sunbathing" or "wing-drying." Cormorants and Anhingas frequently assume these postures, which are also seen in both Brown and White Pelicans, as well as in some storks, herons, vultures, and hawks. The structure of cormorant and Anhinga feathers decreases buoyancy and thus facilitates underwater pursuit of fishes. Hence their plumage is not water-repellent, but "wettable." It has been suggested that the function of the spread-wing postures in these birds is to dry the wings after wetting. Biologists once thought that deficient production of oils from the preen gland necessitate wing-drying behaviors. We now know, however, that the degree of waterproofing of feathers is primarily due to their microscopic structure, not to their being oiled. In addition to helping wing feathers to dry, other suggested functions for these postures include regulating body temperature ("thermoregulation"), realigning of feathers, forcing parasites into motion to ease their removal, and helping the perched bird to balance. Spread-wing postures may serve different purposes in different species. Anhingas, for example, have unusually low metabolic rates and unusually high rates of heat loss from their bodies. Whether wet or dry, they exhibit spread-wing postures mostly under conditions of bright sunlight and cool ambient temperatures, and characteristically orient themselves with their backs to the sun. Thus, it appears that Anhingas adopt a spread-wing posture primarily for thermoregulation -- to absorb solar energy to supplement their low metabolic heat production and to offset partly their inordinately high rate of heat loss due to convection and (when wet) evaporation from their plumage. Cormorants, in contrast, apparently use spread-wing postures only for drying their wings and not for thermoregulation. Although cormorant plumage also retains water, only the outer portion of the feathers is wettable, so an insulating layer of air next to the skin is maintained when cormorants swim underwater. This difference in feather structure may explain why cormorants can spend more time foraging in the water than Anhingas, and why cormorants can inhabit cooler climes, while the Anhinga is restricted to tropical and subtropical waters. Spread-wing postures appear to serve for both thermoregulation and drying in Turkey Vultures. These birds maintain their body temperature at a lower level at night than in the daytime. Morning wing-spreading should provide a means of absorbing solar energy and passively raising their temperature to the daytime level. Field observations indicate that this behavior is associated with the intensity of sunlight and also occurs more frequently when the birds are wet than when they are dry. This bird is considered as symbol of peace and happiness in Asia. I have huge collection of birds and animals of Pakistan and I will upload all videos on this channel. My you tube channel AisB Birds Animal world also attached with this account you can check on it. Thanks for watching

A have AisB Production studio where I collect all birds and animals videos and pictures in Asia. From my collection I upload a beautiful bird Crane found in Asia and this bird I watch in Pakistan and capture in my camera. Egret/Crane/Heron rookeries or nesting colonies, are frequently located in areas isolated from human disturbance, such as riparian corridors, marshes, and groves of trees next to water or on islands. However, some herons have adapted minimally to human activity and may nest in trees near apartment and condo complexes, ports, and harbors that have large trees. Egret/Crane/Herons are especially vulnerable to human disturbance and habitat destruction during pair formation and the breeding season (mid-November to September of the following year) when large numbers of birds are concentrated in a rather confined area. Herons are delicate and tend to abandon nests and entire colonies if disturbed during periods of pair forming. Herons are unpredictable in their response to disruption of a colony, and the severity of the response does not always correspond to the magnitude of the disturbance. Seemingly innocuous activities can produce serious results. The most important factors to consider when evaluating these effects are the timing of the disturbance in relation to critical periods of the nesting season and the degree to which the birds are able to adjust to human activities. Herons are sensitive to humans and mammals moving around under their nesting trees. When conducting surveys or inventories, take care to avoid walking into heronries, especially under nesting trees (indicated by the ring of white guano around the base of the tree). Should you find yourself within a heronry, leave quietly and quickly by the same route you entered. Density of vegetation in and around the colony can influence the impact of disturbances. The removal of vegetation near a colony can open paths into the heronry that would not only enable intrusion by humans and predators, but would result in an increased number of exposed nests. Maintaining the vegetation, including trees and shrubs, around a colony provides alternate nest sites and a buffer against disturbance. Tree trimming should generally not remove more than the minimum of foliage necessary for human health and safety, and should be done, where it is permitted, in a manner that does not unnecessarily discourage herons and egrets from returning to their altered (trimmed) habitat during the next breeding cycle. I have huge collection of birds and animals of Pakistan and I will upload all videos on this channel. My you tube channel AisB Birds Animal world also attached with this account you can check on it. Thanks for watching

The Bird Crane/Egret are the most common bird that you can see associated with Buffalo. They normally found around the Buffalo to eat insects from their body. These Birds are two species -- the white-billed and the brown-billed -- that live in Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and other Asian countries. The Crane/Egret perform a symbiotic relationship with the large, hoofed mammals of the area: buffalo and horses. There is some debate as to whether the relationship between that bird and its host truly is symbiotic, or whether that bird is semi-parasitic. You can see clearly in the video these birds are trying to come close and close to the Buffalo and try to eat some thing from the face of Buffalo. AisB Production house has too many Birds and animals videos of Asia to watch more subscribe this channel. Thanks for watching

A have AisB Production studio where I collect all birds and animals videos and pictures in Asia. From my collection I upload a beautiful bird Crane found in Asia and this bird I watch in Pakistan and capture in my camera. The crane sit on roof and watching here there like guardian and looks so beautiful while moving head right left. This bird is considered as symbol of peace and happiness in Asia. I have huge collection of birds and animals of Pakistan and I will upload all videos on this channel. My you tube channel AisB Birds Animal world also attached with this account you can check on it. Thanks for watching

Strange Bird found in Pakistan with Strange voice

Big snake in India Forest very dangerous animal of the World and looks so big and block the road from all side. tourist are making video around the snake but make some distance from that snake. this channel for those people who want to see big animals. Subscribe and share

Elephant of India in the state of kerala

Elephant of India very big animal

wow What kind of Bird is this and voice of the bird is also amazing