მეფუტკრეობა/Пчеловодство/Beekeeping

13/10/2025

24/05/2025

24/05/2025

This is the Red-necked Tanager – the Rainbow in the Rainforest

With a turquoise head, crimson throat, emerald back, and golden belly, the Red-necked Tanager looks like it was painted by a wild imagination. Found in the Atlantic Forests of Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina, it’s one of nature’s most vibrant brushstrokes — a living rainbow flitting through green shadows.

Despite its colors, it moves with quiet grace, often joining mixed flocks high in the canopy, feeding on fruit and insects. Its call is quick and chirpy, like sparks snapping in the leaves.

The Red-necked Tanager isn’t just a bird — it’s a burst of joy, proof that the rainforest doesn’t just grow trees, it grows color in motion.

24/05/2025

24/05/2025

24/05/2025

This is the Pink-necked Green Pigeon – the Fruit Dove in Sunset Tones

Perched quietly among tropical trees, the Pink-necked Green Pigeon is a burst of soft color in the canopy. The male wears a dreamy blend of mossy green, peachy pink, lavender, and orange — like a sunset melting into feathers. The female, though less flashy, is equally lovely in vivid green, blending perfectly with the leaves.

Found across Southeast Asia, from city parks to rainforests, these pigeons feed mainly on fruit — especially figs — and play a key role in seed dispersal. They’re often spotted in small flocks, flying fast and direct between feeding spots.

Their nests are simple platforms of twigs, but their parenting is dedicated: both mother and father share incubation and chick-feeding duties.

Quiet, graceful, and surprisingly important to their ecosystem, the Pink-necked Green Pigeon is a reminder that beauty often comes with purpose.