Most birds don't eat worms. Even birds that you think eat worms don't eat worms. For example, American Robins do not eat a lot of worms themselves. They feed the worms to their young, but after the baby birds leave the nest they eat small berries. 5 янв. 2015 г.
Do birds eat worm?
The simple answer is: birds crave protein, but birds eat worms for a variety of other reasons as well. Worms are readily available in nature for birds to feed on and worms are quite easy to catch.”
How did the bird eat the worm?
Some birds eat tasty people-food like berries and fish. But a few feathery friends — the robin, the woodcock, and the warbler — all like worms. As the birds walk around, their stomping shakes up the earthworms underground and makes them move around, making it easy for the birds to find them.
How do birds pick up the worms?
Vision: Birds, including robins, find worms mostly through sight. Birds have exceptional vision, and their keen eyes can spot the tiny end of a worm as it pokes out of the soil.
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