[Hong Kong Wild Bird Neighbors] Red-billed Blue Magpie Dark Green Embroidered-Eyed Bird Small Sunflower Cockatoo Collage Bookmark

Japanese White-eye: Weighing only about 12g, it is often as light as a breeze passing through the treetops. Its slender black beak makes it easy to suck nectar, and its strong feet allow it to turn over lightly and probe upside down to the sweet flowers on the tree. Red-billed Blue Magpie: With long blue tail feathers, bright red bills, and exaggerated shapes, they are often seen in groups. During the breeding period, it will take the initiative to attack any creatures that come close to the nest to protect the baby bird. It is omnivorous in the Corvidae family, and fruit, insects and even smaller birds may also be a meal. Yellow-crested Cockatoo: With the IQ of a four-year-old child, it is a "critically endangered" species with only 2,500 left in the world, but there are populations that breed on Hong Kong Island. They like to eat ficus fruit, holding the branch tightly with one foot and slowly savoring the fruit with the other. Material: French DMC embroidery thread, velvet, webbing