Murai Bird Contest

About Murai Bird Contest Android App

Murai Batu is one special bird species whose existence is already very popular. Besides Cucak Beard, Walnuts and lovebird, bird with a long tail is also already a long conversation chirping lovers today. How could I not, in addition to having a beautiful physique, a bird which is also known as the white-rumped shama also has a loud chirp and remarkable gacor while intoxicated. Might come from that, why the enthusiast of bird named latin Copsychus malabaricus was so amazed.

Unfortunately the popularity of various types Murai Batu is inversely proportional to the facts. Where the existence of already endangered magpie stone, either because poachers or purely cause damage to the environment. It has also been disclosed agencies International Conservation (IUCN), that for birds Murai Batu in Indonesia needs special attention because the numbers are diminishing. Without long after all the bird species of the genus Copsychus Malabaricus singer has been designated by the government as a protected animal.

This Murai pick the most distinctive features with long tail curving down approximately 30 cm. For the male magpie stone brick red and black in contrast and clear, but it also contained a combination of white fur on the tail and wings are made appearances Murai Batu Medan increasingly matching. Variations chirp lovely & lots, fierce combat power, nerves of steel by volume and sound variations above average. Murai Batu Medan is the most favored type of bird lovers because of the physical aspect, appearance, color and style of fighting, a humming bird stone Medan better than others.

The population of these birds in their home areas there has begun to be hard to find or rare, so the breeding effort Murai Aceh is very necessary to be encouraged. Differentiating Murai Aceh with Medan Murai might say almost very difficult. Aceh magpie tail a little shorter than the Terrain Murai +/- 27cm. But this long-tailed bird has a tail that is more beautiful than other types of magpie.