What is darter?
Darter is a flat term for the whole family of waterfowl, which are also called Snakebirds. There are four species in this family, including African donor, Australian Darter, Indian Darter and American water Turkey. All these species have long necks and pointed beaks. They generally live in a very warm environment and prefer fresh water. Darters have a wide range of vocalizations, from clicks to moans and squaws, and differ their calls depending on the situation and their location.
Birds in the darter family earned their name Snakebird because of their long neck. When it swims, the neck can ever resemble a water snake. They earned their name because of their javelin method. Anhingidae is a scientific name for the whole family of birds.
Darters mainly eat fish. Hunting chase in water and looking for a good goal, and then immersed quickly and stab fish with their sharp top Bills. Have very strong neck muscles that allow them to shoot their heads forward with relatively significant force, which helps thismake the technique more efficient. After they are joking, the birds have a useful trick throwing their prey into the air from their accounts and then grabbed it.
Because darters generally prefer fresh water, they can usually be found swimming in lakes, swamps and rivers. Oriental Darter is currently considered an endangered species, mostly due to the destruction of habitats. The rest of the Darter Family birds have relatively healthy populations.
On Earth, Darters tend to collect up to 100 birds in relatively large groups. They have a reputation for extreme territoriality and their beaks are such a dangerous weapon that if they are angry, they can generally cause much damage. It is not unusual for them to stab on other birds that are approaching, essay when they have a nest with chickens. Men generally tend to do this kind of aggression than women.
DARTERY tend to create paired ties for breeding purposes, but this bonds may not bI will necessarily have a lifetime and can end after one reproduction period. These birds have a relatively large number of special breeding behavior, including several greetings and various demonstrations. It builds their nests of plant material and usually place them in the trees. Women usually lay a clutch of four eggs that are incubated for about 27 days. Both parents take care of chickens.