Spot-headed partridges photographed at Jinfoshan National Nature Reserve in Nanchuan District, Chongqing, on May 23.
Spotted owls are small owl with a body length of 20–26 cm, the largest of the emu, with inconspicuous face plates and no ear feather clusters. The body plumage is brown , with fine white transverse spots on the head and upper and lower body feathers , a white ventral , broad brown longitudinal stripe around the lower abdomen and anus , and a pronounced white spot on the throat.
Its common name is owl, ghost Dongge, is a national second-class protected animal, preying on a variety of insects and larvae for food, but also eat rats, birds, earthworms, frogs and lizards and other animals.
It mainly inhabits broad-leaved forests, mixed forests, secondary forests and forest margin shrubs in the middle mountains from plains and low hills to about 2000 meters above sea level, and is mostly active and foraging during the day, and can catch small birds and large insects in the air like eagles.
The spotted grebe is cute, whether it is soaring in the sky in search of prey, hunting for food in the field, or taking a nap in the forest, its cute appearance is very cute.
"Big-eyed" spotted partridge.
Unlike other owls, the spotted plover makes a rapid trill at dusk, lowering and increasing the volume. A dog-like double whistle sound is also emitted, the volume is increased and the speed is accelerated, and it is repeated repeated to full sound. On a quiet night, it can be spread for miles.
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