Answering essays on the theme of Bird Love Week

Bird Love Week themed essay collection (5 articles)

In ordinary study, work, and life, everyone must have come into contact with essay writing. Writing essays is to cultivate people’s observation ability and An important means of association, imagination, thinking and memory. Have no clue when it comes to writing an essay? Below is a collection of essays on the theme of Bird Love Week that I have collected. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

Bird Love Week Theme Essay 1

Every morning when I get up, I hear the clear singing of the bird; when I carry my schoolbag to school every day, I hear the charming sound of the bird. singing; falling asleep sweetly every night accompanied by the birds' gentle "lullaby". Birds accompany us all the time in life. In the vast sea, seagulls accompany sailors on voyages; in green fields, swallows help farmers eliminate pests; in the woods, various birds show their graceful beauty. The dancing postures show off beautiful scenery... But, do you know? In the past 20xx years, 139 species of birds have disappeared from the earth, one-third of which have become extinct in the past 50 years. So how did birds become extinct? Because greedy humans cut down trees in large numbers, destroying the birds' homes and destroying the ecological balance, leading to the mass extinction of birds.

Have you thought about it? When it captures birds, its revenge has already begun quietly: pests are rampant, rats are spreading, and the destruction of ecological balance will lead to reduced agricultural production and the spread of diseases, directly affecting human production and life.

Did you know? The benefits of birds are considerable. A magpie can eliminate 15,000 pine caterpillars in a year; a woodpecker can eliminate more than 300 dry-boring pests in a day; a swallow can swallow more than 1 million mosquitoes, flies and other pests in a summer; Owls can hunt more than 1,000 mice a year, which is equivalent to saving 1,000 kilograms of food. Birds have so many benefits to humans, shouldn’t we treat them as friends?

There is a true story: Yao Wenzhi was once a man who loved hunting. During a hunting trip by the Yalu River, a wild duck was shot, and the duck fell to the shore and struggled. When he caught the injured mallard, its eyes were filled with fear. This time he suddenly felt something about his prey, so he carefully bandaged it, and after it recovered, he released the wild duck back to the Yalu River... From then on, he still carried the "weapon", but it was Protecting the wild ducks on the Yalu River has become an important part of his life.

Although some people fight all their lives to protect birds, some people end their lives in an instant.

Some of our contemporary children often catch birds and put them in cages, play with them in their hands, and dig out their nests. Just to satisfy our young and ignorant desires, we personally destroyed those innocent lives. Although a bird is not a human being, it still has thoughts and is a life after all. Shouldn't other life besides humans be valued?

Wang Jian, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, wrote in his poem "Blessings to the Magpies": The divine magpie speaks well, and travelers who return early will be rich in bribes. I will repay you by planting a tree in the garden and making a nest for you. It can be seen that people in ancient times loved birds so much. Are we not as good as the people in ancient times?

Although many people keep saying that they protect birds, how many people actually do it?

Let us turn loving birds into action, let us turn loving birds into a responsibility. Let us hold hands, let us be connected heart to heart, be neighbors with birds, be with birds, exist with birds, and live with birds at home! Bird Love Week Theme Essay 2

On the vast prairie, under the blue sky and white clouds, the green grass is endless, and beautiful music that even musicians are difficult to compose is often played one after another. It's the love song that the birds sing. When a lark takes off from the ground, it often sings while flying. Because it flies so high, people often only hear its sound and never see it. But why have such songs gradually disappeared? I just want to say "I advise you not to hit the bird on the branch, the son is in the nest looking forward to the mother's return"! Please let the birds return to nature and sing happily again.

Birds are the enlighteners of human knowledge; birds are the leaders of human science and technology; birds are also our friends. The crow tells us to repay our parents for their nurturing kindness. The cold bird tells us that we must do things in time and not delay. Life is completed with both hands. The Pearl Bird tells us that people should trust each other, and trust often creates a beautiful state. These life philosophies are inspired by birds. Humans invented the safety helmet based on the woodpecker and the airplane based on the birds. These scientific inventions are also inspired by birds. Without birds, there would be no human beings today!

There is a song called "A True Story". The beautiful melody tells the story of a crane girl who risked her life to protect two white swans. In 1987, when Xu Xiujuan was bathing two swans, one of the swans suddenly flew away; Xiujuan hurriedly searched for it until 11 o'clock in the night, and finally found the swan. Unexpectedly, another one flew away. Xiujuan continued to search without taking a rest. However, Xiujuan lost her life due to lack of physical strength. She was only 23 years old. I feel that Xu Xiujuan has not left us. She is leading a group of little cranes on the fields full of wild flowers and grass. She is so innocent and pure... Xu Xiujuan gave her young life to protect the cranes. life. Doesn’t this tell us to love and protect birds?

If you saw a bird being caught, would you dissuade him? If you saw a sad bird in a cage, would you let it go? If you were asked to give up your own life in exchange for the freedom of birds to fly, would you do it? Maybe you will swear to say yes, but in fact will you really treat the birds with sincerity like the crane girl?

Have you heard the cry of the birds? The birds do so much for us, and we repay them with blood-soaked kills. Loving and protecting birds is the responsibility of each of us. As primary school students, we should care for birds even more.

"Walking through that small river, have you ever heard that there was a girl who left a song. Why did the white clouds quietly shed tears? Love Birds Week Theme Essay 3

I advise you not to kill birds in spring, as the young are waiting for their mothers to return home. Since ancient times, humans have loved and protected birds.

Do you know how many pests each bird eats every year? A single gray magpie can eat more than 15,000 pine caterpillars in a year and can protect 5 acres of pine forest from insect pests. It is known as the "pest-killing guardian". A cuckoo bird can kill more than 300 pine caterpillars every day on average. It can be regarded as a bird. A contributor to the eradication of pine caterpillars. Each Daiju's warbler can eliminate more than 4 million pests in one summer. Each locust eats more than 65,000 locusts in one summer. Each locust is 5 centimeters thick. The locusts eaten throughout the breeding season are arranged head to tail and can be up to 3 kilometers long. An owl can catch more than 1,000 voles in a summer, and a vole will destroy at least 1 kilogram of grain in a summer. It's unbelievable that an owl snatched at least 1 ton of food from rats in one summer. But have you seen what happened to them? They were shot to death by children and rented out in cages. The dream of a bird, the freedom of the bird with a rope, and even grilled bird skewers are sold in some areas. It is really God's will! If there are no birds, where will the crops come from? Although I still eat some, but think about the harvest. Everyone should be tolerant of the little mistakes of birds!

Birds have been our friends since ancient times and have lived in harmony with us. However, with the development of modern industrialization, humans use a variety of tools. This method has invaded and destroyed the forests, oceans and rivers that many birds rely on to inhabit and survive, posing a great threat to their survival. According to statistics, there are already more than 300 species of birds on the earth. More than 1,000 species of birds have completely disappeared from this world.

People, birds are our friends, why are you so cruel to kill them? Can the lives of birds be manipulated by others? Are you allowed to kill birds at will just for your own selfish gain? We have life, and birds also have life. What right do you have to trample on the life of birds at will? We want freedom, don’t birds want freedom? What right do you have to destroy the life-long freedom of a bird? We all have a home, and the birds also hope to have a comfortable, warm and cozy home. Can you destroy the forests, oceans and rivers that the birds rely on for your temporary greed?

Let us take action to protect birds and nature! Bird Love Week Theme Essay 4

Birds are our good friends, but some people hunt and kill those poor birds for personal gain! There is a big pine tree in front of the community, and an uncle hangs there almost every day. Let's go and see what he's going to do!

One day, I was walking on the way home and saw a man wandering under a tall and straight pine tree. I looked up and saw a dove standing on the tall pine tree. I saw that the pigeon was all white, without any color. I thought to myself: What a beautiful pigeon, but what is that uncle doing? Could it be that he wants to capture that pigeon? No, such a beautiful pigeon, I will never let him succeed! I walked up and said to the uncle, "Uncle, what are you doing!" He didn't even look at me and said, "Go, go, what do children know? Let's just play!" I thought to myself. : This uncle is really ungrateful. No way, we can’t let him hurt that pigeon. Before I walked up, I saw the uncle take out a slingshot from behind, which is what children in rural areas play with, and he aimed at the pigeon and shot it. I immediately picked up a stone from my feet and shot it towards the uncle's hand. The uncle was so hurt that he threw the slingshot away. The pigeon was frightened and flew away quickly.

The uncle found me and said to me: "Whose child is this? Why are you disturbing me to catch birds?" I immediately retorted to the uncle and said: "Uncle, you still call me a child. But I think you are not even as good as a child. We children all know that birds are our good friends and we cannot hurt them. But what about you, uncle?" Uncle said, "I'm sorry, I don't have the awareness to care for birds. I will never catch or hurt birds again!"

Just like that, I will never see that uncle again under that big pine tree. He must have changed his ways! Bird Love Week Theme Essay 5

Spring is the season for birds to court their mates, and it is also the season for flowers to bloom. In this spring, when the land is waking up from the long winter, I want to create a Bird Love Day on April 1, because too many birds have died. The following is something I have personally experienced, something that will make anyone sad to hear it:

One day, my friends and I were playing in the community, and suddenly we found a camphor tree with lush leaves. There was a larger bird's nest, and there were three little birds standing inside. I thought they were little blackbirds. They had small yellow beaks, gray-black backs, and colorful bellies, and their little mouths were wide open. Cute and funny. My friends and I are determined to protect these cute elves. But God didn't appreciate it at all that night. It started raining heavily. I stood in front of the window and stared at the camphor tree. We were all very worried that the little blackbird would be knocked down by the rain, so we went out early the next day. Door. But the breath in the air seemed to be telling me an unknown premonition, which made me feel uneasy. When we got there, we were all shocked. There was not a single bird in the nest, so we had to look around. Suddenly, I saw a gray-headed little guy standing on the grass. It was the little blackbird. We ran over quickly and saw two workers tying a rope to the little blackbird’s feet, and then tied the rope to the little blackbird’s feet. The other end was tied to the brick, and the little blackbird couldn't break free. The mother blackbird flew anxiously across the street, holding insects in her mouth that she couldn't bear to eat. I was furious when I saw this scene, "Put it away!" "We bought this. If you want to let it go, please give me 100 yuan."

"The two workers replied calmly. My partner was also angry, "You lied! We know where the bird's nest is. If you don't believe me, I'll take you to see it! They ignored us, so I had no choice but to reason with them: "This is the child of a blackbird. The blackbird is also known as the 'mouse'. Even if you feed it, will it still sing?" How much do you know about birds? But the two workers still ignored us, and I added: "Do you know that confining one bird is equivalent to replacing the lives of 15 birds? If everyone is like you, one day there will be no such thing in the world." Birds! One of the workers even laughed. I asked, "Why are you laughing?" You should be the one to laugh! "I laugh. You have a point." I became even more angry, "If what I say makes sense, just let it go!" "He ignored us again. Then an old man came. He took the bird to his home without saying a word and asked us to feed it. On the third day, we came to the old man's house with the prepared food. In front of the door, the people in the house said that grandpa had taken the little bird out. I guessed that grandpa had sent the little bird to Birdsong Forest, so I didn't ask grandpa after a few weeks. When I asked him about his mood, he said that the little bird had died long ago. When I heard this, I ran upstairs without looking back and burst into tears...

This is something I have experienced personally. , I just want us *** to do a few things together on April 1st, first: watch birds regardless of birds, second: prevent others from harming birds, third: voluntarily form a bird-loving and bird-watching team, Let’s explore the mysteries of the bird world together!

I hope that through the Bird Love Festival, some people’s wrong views and practices about birds will be changed;