鸟介绍英语怎么写

A. 小鸟的英文简介

Birds are warm bodied creatures with wings and feathers. The body temperature of birds is generally higher than that of humans, so they seem warm to the touch. Birds lay eggs which they incubate until hatching -- or, in some cases, get some other bird to do the incubating. In some species such as our songbirds, the young hatch naked and helpless and must be fed and cared for by a parent bird. Others, like the chickens and their relatives, proce down-covered young that are able run about and feed themselves. They are still dependent for protection upon alt birds.
鸟有温暖的翅膀和羽毛。鸟类的体温一般高于人类，所以他们似乎是温暖的触摸。鸟产卵孵化，他们直到孵化-或者，在某些情况下，得到一些其他的鸟来孵化。在一些物种，如鸣鸟，年轻的孵化赤裸无助和必须被喂养和照顾父母的鸟。其他人，像鸡和他们的亲戚，产生的有盖的年轻，是能够运行和养活自己。他们仍然依赖于成年鸟类的保护。

B. 关于鸟的英文介绍！急！！！

The House Sparrow (Passer domesticus) is a member of the Old World sparrow family Passeridae, considered by some to be a relative of the Weaver Finch Family. It occurs naturally in most of Europe and much of Asia. It has also followed humans all over the world and has been intentionally or accidentally introced to most of the Americas, sub-Saharan Africa, New Zealand and Australia as well as urban areas in other parts of the world. It is now the most widely distributed wild bird on the planet.[2][3] In the United States it is also colloquially known as the English Sparrow to distinguish it from native species.
家麻雀（Passer domesticus）的原产地在欧洲及亚洲的大部份区域。是种麻雀属动物，它跟随人类的分布，被有意或无意地带到美洲、非洲撒哈拉南部、纽西兰、澳洲、和都市地区。它们是鸟类在当今地球上分布区域最广泛的物种。

无论人类在何处，这个物种或快或慢，就会到来共享人类的居所。虽然有人认为这是种驯化的鸟类，但这并非严谨的事实，人类提供了居所和食物，但不包括友谊或同伴关系，家麻雀对人类依然存在很大的戒心。

Wherever people build, House Sparrows sooner or later come to share their abodes. Though described as tame and semi-domestic, neither is strictly true; humans provide food and home, not companionship. The House Sparrow remains wary of man.

C. 用英语介绍鸟的句子

树林里也热来闹起来源，鸟雀欢快地鸣叫着，像一个高明的乐师，像陀螺那样打转转，往朝霞万里的高空飞旋。
The
woods
are
busy,
the
birds
singing
happily,
as
a
brilliant
musician,
playing
around
like
a
top
that,
to
dawn
million
miles
spinner.

D. 用英语介绍小鸟

用一个别名来称呼这种动物，如下:

This is Bill. Is from Africa.He is a Lion.I think is a ugly.He has golden hair .
This is Molly.She is a panda.She is from China.She is very cute ahd beautiful.So many people love she .She has white and black hair.
This is Micky.He is a koaia.He is from Australia.He is very smart. He has black hair.
翻译:
这是。他来自非洲。他是一只狮子。我觉得他是丑陋的。他有一身棕色的皮毛。

这是Molly。她是一只熊猫。她来自中国。她非常可爱和美丽。所以很多人喜欢她。她有一身白色和黑色的皮毛。
这是Micky。他是一只考拉。他来自澳大利亚。他非常聪明。他有一身黑色皮毛。

E. 介绍鸟的英语短文

There is a legend about a bird which sings just once in its life, more sweetly than any other creature on the face of the earth. From the moment it leaves the nest it searches for a thorn tree, and does not rest until it has found one. Then, singing among the savage branches, it impales itself upon the longest, sharpest spine. And, dying, it rises above its own agony to outcarol the lark and the nightingale. One superlative song, existence the price. But the whole world stills to listen, and God in His heaven smiles. For the best is only bought at the cost of great pain….
有一个传说，说的是有那么一只鸟儿，它一生只唱一次，那歌声比世上所有一切生灵的歌声都更加优美动听。从离开巢窝的那一刻起，它就在寻找着荆棘树，直到如愿以偿，才歇息下来。然后，它把自己的身体扎进最长，最尖的荆棘上，便在那荒蛮的枝条之间放开了歌喉。在奄奄一息的时刻，它超脱了自身的痛苦，而那歌声竟然使云雀和夜莺都黯然失色。这是一曲无比美好的歌，曲终而命竭。然而，整个世界都在静静地谛听着，上帝也在苍穹中微笑。因为最美好的东西只能用最深痛的巨创来换取……

F. 介绍鸟的英语作文

Go Outing

Last weekend we went to the countryside to have a picnic. We bought some cakes with us for lunch. We left quite early before there was too much traffic. After aborn two bours we came to a nice place. It was near a river, with some large trees beside it. So we parked our bicycles under the trees and went for a swim. It was a very hot day and the water was very refreshing. After having a swim, we had lunch in the cool shade under the trees. Then we went for a walk.

We saw some beautiful birds and butterflies. After walking for about an hour we re turned to our bicycles and began to ride home.

We got home very late and terribly exhausted. But we enjoyed it very much, for it was one of our most interesting weekend’ outings.

G. 小鸟的英文简介

Birds are warm bodied creatures with wings and feathers. The body temperature of birds is generally higher than that of humans, so they seem warm to the touch. Birds lay eggs which they incubate until hatching -- or, in some cases, get some other bird to do the incubating. In some species such as our songbirds, the young hatch naked and helpless and must be fed and cared for by a parent bird. Others, like the chickens and their relatives, proce down-covered young that are able run about and feed themselves. They are still dependent for protection upon alt birds. 鸟有温暖的翅膀和羽毛。鸟类的体温一般高于人类，所以他们似乎是温暖的触摸。鸟产卵孵化，他们直到孵化-或者，在某些情况下，得到一些其他的鸟来孵化。在一些物种，如鸣鸟，年轻的孵化赤裸无助和必须被喂养和照顾父母的鸟。其他人，像鸡和他们的亲戚，产生的有盖的年轻，是能够运行和养活自己。他们仍然依赖于成年鸟类的保护。

H. 小鸟的英文简介

birds
are
warm
bodied
creatures
with
wings
and
feathers.
the
body
temperature
of
birds
is
generally
higher
than
that
of
humans,
so
they
seem
warm
to
the
touch.
birds
lay
eggs
which
they
incubate
until
hatching
--
or,
in
some
cases,
get
some
other
bird
to
do
the
incubating.
in
some
species
such
as
our
songbirds,
the
young
hatch
naked
and
helpless
and
must
be
fed
and
cared
for
by
a
parent
bird.
others,
like
the
chickens
and
their
relatives,
proce
down-covered
young
that
are
able
run
about
and
feed
themselves.
they
are
still
dependent
for
protection
upon
alt
birds.
鸟有温暖的翅膀和羽毛。鸟类的体温一般高于人类，所以他们似乎是温暖的触摸。鸟产卵孵化，他们直到孵化-或者，在某些情况下，得到一些其他的鸟来孵化。在一些物种，如鸣鸟，年轻的孵化赤裸无助和必须被喂养和照顾父母的鸟。其他人，像鸡和他们的亲戚，产生的有盖的年轻，是能够运行和养活自己。他们仍然依赖于成年鸟类的保护。

I. 关于鸟的英文介绍，跪求

中文：

白鹭是一首精巧的诗。

色素的配合，身段的大小，一切都很适宜。

白鹤太大而嫌生硬，即如粉红的朱鹭或灰色的苍鹭，也觉得大了一些，而且太不寻常了。

然而白鹭却因为它的常见，而被人忘却了它的美。

那雪白的蓑毛，那全身的流线型结构，那铁色的长喙，那青色的脚，增之一分由嫌长，减之一分则嫌短，素之一忽则嫌白，黛之一忽则嫌黑。

在清水田里时有一只两只站着钓鱼，整个的田便成了一幅嵌在玻璃框里的画面。田的大小好像有心人为白鹭设计的镜匣。

晴天的清晨，每每看见它孤独地站立有小树的绝顶，看来像是不安稳，而它却很悠然。这是别的鸟很难表现的一种嗜好。人们说它是在望哨，可它真是在望哨吗？

黄昏的空中偶见白鹭的低飞，更是乡居生活中的一种恩惠。那是清澄的形象化，而且具有了生命了。

或许有人会感到美中的不足，白鹭不会唱歌。但是白鹭的本身不就是一首很优美的歌吗？——不，歌未免太铿锵了。

白鹭实在是一首诗，一首韵在骨子里的散文的诗。

二、英文：

The little egret is a delicate poetry.

Pigment, gestures, everything is appropriate.

The White crane is too large, too stiff, pink Ibis or grey heron, also think big, and too unusual.

However, egrets are because it's common, and oblivion its beauty.

The snow-white body hair, it s a streamlined structure, the iron color growing, cyan's feet, one of the increasing by one of recing too long, too short branch, one of the suspicion of swells and white Diane come at the expense of one of the suspicion of the dark.

In clear water when there is a field only two standing fishing, the entire field has become a site of embedded in the glass box. The size of the field as Egret design seems to people from all walks of the mirror box.

Sunny in the morning, saw it alone at the apex of the tree stand, it seems as if it is not stable, yet it is. This is the other birds difficult performance hobby. People say that it is within our grasp whistle, it really is in sight whistle? twilight sky rare low-flying egret is a rural life in favor. It was c lear to visualize, and have a life.

Some people might feel beauty, Egret can't sing. However, egrets are not of itself is a very beautiful songs?-no, the reason the song too.

The little egret is a poem, a charm in the heart of prose poems.

J. 鸟的英文简介

ntroction
Birds are warm bodied creatures with wings and feathers. The body temperature of birds is generally higher than that of humans, so they seem warm to the touch. Birds lay eggs which they incubate until hatching -- or, in some cases, get some other bird to do the incubating. In some species such as our songbirds, the young hatch naked and helpless and must be fed and cared for by a parent bird. Others, like the chickens and their relatives, proce down-covered young that are able run about and feed themselves. They are still dependent for protection upon alt birds.

Birds range in size from thumb-sized hummingbirds to ostriches larger than a big man. Most birds, of course, fall somewhere between these two extremes. One common bird, the American Robin is about 10 inches in length, approximately the handspan of a large man. The smallest american birds are some species of hummingbird that could nest and raise a family in the cupped palm of a child. The largest are the cranes and herons, which, when standing erect, are almost eye-to-eye with a human alt. The nearly extinct California Condor has a wing span of almost 10 feet, and the Bald Eagle spans 7 feet.

Birds walk, run, hop, swim, perch, cling, fly and even dig. They live in woodlands, open areas, cities, farms, lakes, swamps -- even the open ocean. They lay their eggs and raise their young in holes in the ground, in nests of varying complexity in vegetation or on the ground, in holes in trees, in human-constructed nest boxes, and in or on various parts of buildings. Go to Index

Evolutionary History
According to the best evidence paleontologists have found, birds evolved from dinosaurs or from a near relative of the dinosaurs ring the Mesozoic Era. Early types of birds had teeth -- unlike modern birds which have toothless beaks -- and seemed intermediate between their reptilian ancestors and their modern descendents. Birds evolved feathers and light hollow bones which allow them to fly, though some species later returned to life on solid ground. Flying birds have powerful muscles anchored to special bones in the breast. Go to Index

Migration
Many birds are migratory, nesting and raising their young in temperate or higher latitudes ring the warm months and spending the winter in tropical or sub-tropical areas. Some of these species make prodigious journeys of thousands of miles twice a year. The Arctic Tern nests in high lattitudes of the northern hemisphere and spends the rest of the year at the opposite end of the earth, the high lattitudes of the southern hemisphere. The thumb- sized Ruby-throated Hummingbird crosses the Caribbean non-stop twice each year. At the beginning of the journey, it rests and fills up on food to provide it energy for this tremendous feat. Go to Index

Bird songs
Bird voices are often the key to their identification. Some species can hardly be told apart without hearing them call. The songs we hear in our gardens -- generally in the spring and summer -- are territorial and mating advertisements. The song, usually sung by a male, announces that he has staked out a particular piece of turf for his own and warns other males away. At the same time, the song announces to interested females the presence of a potential father for their young.

The songs of birds vary from species to species, and skilled birders can identify the species in a particular area by sound alone. While some songs are often complex or variable and sometimes difficult to tell apart, most people can learn fairly quickly to identify a few of the most common near where they live. In fact, birdwatching is really as much bird listening as it is anything else. For this reason, many people who are completely blind or have low enough vision not to be able to see birds in the field can have be very successful in identifying the species around them.

Not all birds sing, but they usually make other identifiable sounds. The familiar call of the various species of Chickadee in North America isn't actually a song, but rather a call indicating excitement or alarm. The actual song of Chickadees is much more obscure. Birds make a variety of sounds ranging from territorial announcements to feeding announcements, to squeaks and chirps that serve to identify them to other birds -- and to observant humans. Owls, crows, chickadees, whip-poor-wills and many others are readily recognized as far away as they can be heard. With practice, the various notes of most birds can become as familiar as the caw of the crow. Go to Index

Birding as a hobby
The hobby of birding, often called birdwatching, is open to all, regardless of level of vision. All that is needed is a way to learn the sounds, and an open window. The person listening carefully from a window, even in the city, can soon learn a great deal about the bird populations in the area and how that and the behavior of the birds changes by season. Those in the east soon learn that tree swallows and phoebes are the first consumers of flying insects to return in the spring.

Perhaps the greatest pleasure to be derived from birding is the exchanging of observations with others with like interests. Among knowledgable people, the arrival of the first tree swallow of the season, or the first phoebe is a source of shared excitement.

And there is a beauty to birdsong, too. Anyone who has heard the Hermit Thrush or the Common Loon doesn't need to be told that there is music in the natural world.

Eight hundred or more species of birds have been found somewhere in North America at one time or another. Some 8,000 are known worldwide. While not all these birds may be readily identified by sound, specialists feel that if they were placed anywhere in the world, they would be able to tell their location without any clues other than the voices of birds around them. Go to Index

Scientific observation
The skillful observer of birds can contribute to the scientific knowledge of bird movements and to the science of ecology. Remember that miners used to carry a canary into the mines with them because birds are more sensitive to air quality than are humans. By watching the canary, the miners could tell if conditions dangerous to them were developing. So by paying attention to the behaviors and numbers of birds -- in organized bird counts and informally -- we all serve as observers of the miner's canaries of nature that let us know when dangerous conditions for humans may be developing through environmental damage. Reced numbers of songbirds in eastern forests in recent years has reinforced the observation that the destruction of tropical forest wintering habitat and nesting habitat in our own forests may be reaching dangerous proportions. Go to Index

An introction to nature
And birds may be only the starting point for the blind nature enthusiast. There are other sounds to learn that give cues to the world around. There are sounds of frogs and insects to learn that add depth and dimension to perceptions. The whisper of wind in the trees varies depending on type of tree and season of the year. Wildflowers and many trees and shrubs can be distinguished by scent; plants can be identified by feel. With practice, a person can tell something about what kind of forest he or she is in by how the leaf litter feels and sounds under foot.