Phonetic pronunciation of birds

The pinyin pronunciation of birds is ni m 40.

Nimo is a three-pinyin festival, which consists of the initial n, the middle mo and the vowel. The initial n, the initial m: o and the final vowel are pronounced. The whole syllable is very short, and it is very light to read, which simulates the call of a bird.

Birds are flying animals with feathers, wings and beaks. They are a class of vertebrates and a large class of oviparous vertebrates. In China culture, birds have rich cultural connotations and symbolic meanings. For example, words such as birds singing and flowers smelling, birds' heads and tails still exist, and birds are all related to birds. At the same time, birds are also an important theme in the field of art and literature, such as the flower-and-bird paintings in China's traditional paintings.

The pinyin pronunciation of birds is n m 4 o, which is short and light, imitating the sound of birds. In China culture, birds have rich cultural connotations and symbolic meanings, and are also important themes in the fields of art and literature.

Living habits of birds:

1. Migration: Many birds have the habit of migration. Before the breeding season comes, they will migrate from the south of the distribution area or all the distribution areas to the north or northwest in order to breed, overwinter and avoid the cold in suitable places.

2, feeding habits: Birds have a variety of feeding habits, some eat insects, some eat seeds, some eat fruits, and some eat meat. For example, swallows eat insects such as mosquitoes and flies, and pigeons like to eat plant seeds.

3. Nesting: Birds nest in different ways and structures. Some birds build their nests with branches and grass, others with mud and straw, and some in rocks.

4. Breeding: There are many ways for birds to breed. Some birds will nest and breed on the ground or branches, while others will breed after hatching eggs.

5. Flying: Birds are the only vertebrates that can fly, with highly developed visual and auditory organs, which enable them to perceive changes in their surrounding environment and respond accordingly. They fly in different ways. Some birds fly very fast, some are good at flying for a long time, and some can perform stunts such as tumbling in the air.