【Recycle of Aerospace Aluminum Scraps】 Black-faced Spoonbill Hanging Decoration

https://youtu.be/0g5PjSWOjjw Black-faced Spoonbill-Flying Bird Ornament-Second Generation New Release! Based on the appearance of the black-faced spoonbill flying, Metal arts makes a healing black-faced spoonbill healing ornament. which flaps its wings when pulled lightly~ Design Features: 1. The product has upgraded to aluminum alloy which makes the wings more glamorous! 2. Adjusted the structure design of the wings to increase the flapping frequency of its wings and made the flying duration longer and more elegant. 3. When hanging on the balcony, with a fresh breeze sprang up, the wings will flap by themselves 4. It is an excellent gift! Having a black-faced spoonbill flying at home means " Spoonbill to your home, safe and happy filling home~" https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52455016626_9ed60bc175_b.jpg Spoonbill to your home The population of black-faced spoonbills is increasing! The numbers of black-faced spoonbills coming to Taiwan to spend the winter are increasing every year! Taiwan's black-faced spoonbills mainly stay in the southwest coast to spend the winter Kaohsiung and Yunlin. However, cities such as Taoyuan, Hualien, Taitung where spoonbills rarely stay have also found sporadic individuals this year. It shows that not only the numbers of black-faced spoonbills has increased, but also the range of them spending winter has expanded. Now you don’t have to go to Tainan to see black-faced spoonbills. Either north or east coast has the chance to encounter them! Just place a black-faced spoonbill ornament on the balcony and maybe one day it will attract a real black-faced spoonbill to visit its companions. Immersive instruction https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52455285194_5700a14688_z.jpg lift carefully https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52455542413_5cec6fd581_z.jpg Connect the beak / size introduction https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52455016751_9a8045d8f4_z.jpg (Only the above picture is the first generation is the first generation Black-faced spoonbill-bird) https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52455467175_92fabeb38a_z.jpg Black agate/fishing line/stainless steel rod/plate thickness/aerospace aluminum plate/aerospace aluminum wings/ Bird Crista/1.3D printing type 2. Aerospace aluminum type/decoration bead chain https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52455285124_6d4542d7a4_z.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52455467140_a43c3fcdaa_z.jpg Black-faced Spoon bill Tips The black-faced dancer:. In addition to their natural black faces, their flat, spoon-shaped beaks are very similar to the Chinese musical instrument, Pipa, That’s why they are called spoonbills. Moreover, because of their elegance , they are also called "black-faced angels". " and "Black Faced Dancer". Unique way of making love: During the breeding season, males fluff up their plumage and make low-pitch sounds to attract females. Male and female mates preen each other's feathers to enhance relationship, and this behavior continues until the female laid all her eggs birds who like to molt their feathers:. During the non-breeding seasons such as autumn and winter, the black-faced spoonbill will wear white feathers. During the breeding season in spring and summer, the adult black-faced spoonbill will grow crown feathers on its head, and the crown feathers and chest feathers will turn yellow and be replaced with golden feathers Therefore, the black-faced spoonbills we usually see are with white feathers. Predation habits: Black-faced spoonbills are very alert birds. They live in estuaries, wetlands or intertidal zones and they like to live in groups, occasionally gather with other species of water birds. Black-faced spoonbills mainly forage in shallow waters such as wetlands or fish ponds. Their beaks will open slightly and sweep in the water to search for fish, shrimp or crustaceans. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52455467085_98df09792a_z.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52455016641_72c6fc7b5d_z.jpg In 2020, human beings were forced to suspend most of their activities due to the epidemic, which unexpectedly gave many animals a valuable breathing space in this "disappearing year" and no longer had to tremble for survival. Now, as the world is gradually returning to normal operations, animal conservation must not be put on hold and slack. Through reporting to understand their plight, and then change your behavior, even if you are far away from the other end of the computer, you can do your part for animals.