Life habits of blackbirds:

1. Males are aggressive. Male thrushes are particularly fond of fighting, and are a typical example of a mountain that cannot tolerate two birds. It often dominates its residential area and does not allow other male birds to invade its territory.

2. I don’t like flying far away. Due to its habit of living alone and its desire for territorial exclusivity, its range of activities is greatly restricted. It lacks flight training for many years, making it poor at long-distance flying.

3. Like to imitate. The thrush is not only good at singing and dancing, but is also good at imitating the singing syllables of other birds. It can imitate perfectly without any training.

4. The sounds are different. The singing sounds of male and female thrushes are very different. The male sings loudly, fluently and melodiously, and is pleasant to the ear. In addition, the songs of male birds in cages are different from those of male birds living in nature.

5. Act alertly. Thrushes are more alert to the surrounding environment, especially unfamiliar new environments. They appear a little timid and prefer to hide and hide.

6. Like quietness. They often live alone or in small groups, and their nests are often built in grass or shrubs that are not too high.