The little partridge, as can be seen from the name, is a close relative of the famous crested ibis, both of which are partridges, the family Crested ibises, crested ibises are partridge species, crested ibises species, and small ibises are small ibises. They are all diving birds, always digging into the water to catch fish for food. The difference between the two is that crested ibises are migratory birds that breed in the north in the spring and fly away when the chicks are old. The little partridge is a resident bird that spends the winter in Beijing. And because of its strong adaptability to the living environment, Beijing can see it as long as there is a pond. The little partridge does not have the beautiful crown feathers of many relatives, but because it is small and exquisite, it is just as cute and pitiful. In particular, its call, when people pass by the lake or pond, often hear a string of silver bell-like sounds rubbing against the water surface, pleasant, penetrating very strong, that is, it, the call of the little partridge.
Recently, a group of small partridges were photographed catching fish and eating fish. When I took a picture here in front of the computer, I found that the little duck caught fish and ate fish in one move and one style, and its close relative crested ibises were exactly the same, exactly the same! If you don't believe me, please look at the picture!
