Las aves de caza de ellos con una especie de pegamento llamado "VESC", que en el pasado se hizo de acebo, pero este árbol está protegido y es totalmente químicos y costoso y no es tan buena como la de Holly.caza es poner algunas aves que tenemos en jaulas, cantando durante todo el día y los que están ahí fuera y escuchar con atención verás lo que sucede, entonces tenemos un terreno con algunos árboles que se plantan encinas . Hijo de un metro y medio para que podamos llegar la parte superior del árbol para colocar el adhesivo que he mencionado antes, pero no lo coloca directamente en los árboles, pero también tenemos dos troncos de árbol muy delgado en forma de x ", donde el yo superior puesto que pegar la parte inferior está en contacto con el árbol y cuando el pájaro andasuelto hay establecidas en la parte superior de la cola y luego no pueden salir cuando quieren ir a dar un salto y la "x" y el pájaro cae al suelo, siendo atrapado y el pájaro no puede irse, pero no ningún daño, entonces cuando este en el suelo que nosotros, los jóvenes tienen que ir por ella corriendo para evitar la fuga. El pájaro se limpia con un producto, como un aceite, pero tiene componentes químicos, entonces la cabeza un poco mojado, porque el olor de la aceite convertido en algo raro y puede morir. Luego ponga en una jaula más grande, de 0,5 m por 20 cm por 10 cm de altura, cada especie se coloca en un compartimento diferente para no herir a los demás.Cuando llegamos a casa se debe poner en un gran jaula para que no muera, el paso del tiempo tienen que ir cambiando jaula grande y otra más pequeña cuando está en la jaula pequeña tiene que ser puesto en un sitio que tiene mucha gente se calme y luego el año que viene para ponerse más los pájaros cantan.

los pajarillos

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaZVzhvZXYk




Verdecillo was introduced in Europe in the 15th century, it constitutes the origin
 Of the whole family of Canaries. His livery is discreet, adorned only of yellow
 In the forehead, the chest and the obispillo. This this bird highly distributed for
 The whole Peninsula, only it is absent in zones of high mountain above
 Of the limit of the growth of the woodland, it lives in the parks and gardens,
 It frequents also the uncultivated areas and the left banks
 In search of food.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0voRb1Z4Lo

el jilguero

BREEDING MACHO OF GOLDFINCH                        BREEDING FEMALE OF GOLDFINCH
DESCRIPTION OF THE GOLDFINCH

 Goldfinch, Carduelis carduelis. This species is too known by all, ornithologists and fans of the Nature. If some bird is estimated, this one will occupy the first places. The back and the flanks are chestnut-colored, a color that in tones variable and more near the beige they extend to the chest. The red mask that occupies the whole face from the forehead up to the top part of the throat is an unmistakable feature. About the beak there is a black line and the same color they have the head and nape.The center of the chest and the abdomen they are white. The black wings have a good proportion of yellow, except the second primary one, who lacks him, and there are in the tops of primary and secondary a few small white very visible spots. The tail is lightly forked or with plunging neckline, is of black color and the rectrices have the whitish tops. In the exterior pair of every side there is a white oval big spot, which can have the same size in the third rectriz, counting of out to inside. Normally this one has only a small spot that aveces is imperceptible. This plumage is acquired by complete shed in August - September.

Common name: common Greenfinch

 Scientific name: Carduelis chloris

 Order: Passeriformes

 Family: Fingillidae

 Length: 14 - 15 cm.

 Importance: 25-27 cm.

 Iris: Ø 3,5 mm.; Chestnut-tree

 Description:

 Bird of robust aspect. It stands out for his alive behavior and for his interest to singing. The macho has the top green dark parts and low green, including the obispillo; remigies secondary gray and primary yellow with black tops; the tail is a negress ended in two tops and with the beginning of the external rectrices of yellow color; broad and strong beak.The female is dun greyish with yellow zones, chest and back listed; wings and tail like the macho but of more subdued colors.

 The young persons are like the females but they have the plumage furthermore dark and striped.

 Characteristics:

 During the summer epoch it is easy to observe them in the cable of high tension singing a few very beautiful melodies, especially in the morning.Habitat:

 Central Europe. Gardens, cemeteries, parks, clear of forests of caducifolios and compounds, gardens, parks, gardens, near accessions human and avenues. In general it is possible to see him in places where the trees and bushes are present.

 The greenfinch is one of grain-eating more frequent in the gardens and urban parks.

 It has the most powerful beak after the picogordo. In the feeding-place the greenfinch is very bellicose and is in the habit of threatening to the remaining birds with the opened beakSinging:

 Harmonious, sonorous, sibilant and gorjeante; he resembles that of the canary. They issue it often in a flight or from a high innkeeper.

 Supply:

 It is a question of a grain-eating bird. He does not despise to eat insects and berries. It pleases of settling in certain species of thistles in search of his seeds, but almost always it searches show restraint in the soil.

 In autumn and winter it feeds also of berries.

 Nest building:

 When the macho courts a female, it lowers the wings, raises the tail, looks at the sky and issues his bel canto.

 The "most "early" pairs begin to construct the nest about April, finishing the epoch of baby of this species in August. During these 4 months they effect from 2 to 3 puttings, realized normally in the trees (fruit trees, trees placed in the parks and

The putting consists from 4 to 6 eggs, which are incubated for two weeks. The eggs have the white rind, with black spots in the broadest end. The incubation corresponds exclusively to the female, while the macho remains immobile from a nearby innkeeper, though they are both members of the pair those that feed the babies, who take vegetable products of the maw of his parents. Once left the nest the babies ask his parents for food with an endless "duil-duil". In the summer these imploring tones are listened from the thickness of the glass of the tree.

 Migratory movements:

 The Common Greenfinch is an annual species.