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Pulsatilla chinensis (scientific name: Pycnonotus sinensis, English name: Light-vented bulbulb or Chinese bulbul), also known as Pulsatilla chinensis (Taiwanese), is a bird of passeriformes and a songbird. In winter, the northern birds migrate to the south, and the subspecies of Taiwan Province Province are resident birds in Taiwan Province Province, with an average life span of about 65,438+. Pulsatilla is common in East Asia, Yilan Plain in Taiwan Province Province, and most areas south of the Yangtze River in Chinese mainland, as well as Hong Kong and Ryukyu Islands (Yaeyama Islands, Okinawa Island, etc. ). It is lively and not afraid of people. Insects, seeds and fruits are omnivorous. The male's chest is dark gray, the female is light, and the white of the male's pillow (back of the head) is extremely clear and eye-catching. [ 1]

Pulsatilla chinensis (scientific name: Pycnonotus sinensis) is a small bird of Papilionidae, with a black forehead to the top of the head, a white pillow ring from the top of the eyes to the back pillow, and yellow-green longitudinal stripes on the white abdomen. Sexually active, gathering on fruit trees. Sometimes they fly away from their habitat to hunt. Pulsatilla chinensis is a common bird in the vast area south of the Yangtze River, which is mostly found in shrubs and trees in hills or plains, and also in coniferous forests. Sexually active and not afraid of people. Omnivorous, eating both animal food and plant food.

Pulsatilla chinensis eats a lot of pests in agriculture and forestry, which is one of the beneficial birds in agriculture and forestry and deserves protection.