Question

methodology on different types of bird nest​

Answer 1

Types of nests

Cup nest.

Adherent nests.

Platform nests.

Earth-hole nests.

Ground and mound nests.

Scrape nests.

Based on the beaks of birds and their nesting capabilities birds choose ideal materials and places to build their nests. ... ... When it comes to egrets,large cranes they build nests with sticks on large trees in undisturbed places . Thus birds choose their ideal way of nesting.

Most bird nests lie somewhere in the middle, with the majority building cup-shaped nests using some combination of mud, twigs and leaves, and feathers. Some birds, such flamingos and swifts, use saliva to help hold their nest together. The edible-nest swiftlet uses saliva alone to construct their nests.

Different birds make their nests using different materials. Some gather sticks, grass, and leaves, while others use tree branches, mud, stones, or even their own saliva. Many nests are made of any materials the bird can find. Bald eagle nests can weigh more than 3 tons—that's as much as a large car.