Parrots

The African Grey parrot is a rather unremarkable bird, unlike other members of its species. But as if to compensate for its dull coloring, nature has endowed it with incredible intelligence, comparable to that of a three-year-old child, and a phenomenal ability to reproduce various sounds and intonations.

The Linda breed has gained immense popularity not only in Russia, where it was developed, but also in neighboring countries. This is primarily due to the bird's high productivity, meaning it produces not only down but also a large amount of meat. Furthermore, goslings of this breed grow and gain weight quite quickly, which means reduced feed costs, which is important for raising any poultry or livestock flock in general.

Faverolles chickens are distinguished by their attractive, dignified appearance. But their beauty isn't their only virtue. They've earned many positive reviews.

The breed was developed in Faverolles, France (according to other sources, in the town of Faverolles). The breed's base is the local Houdan and Mantes breeds, with Brahma, Dorkin, and Cochin breeds used for improvement.

According to research, the most common bird in Russia is the duck. These waterfowl can be found in fresh and slightly brackish waters. They are small in size and undemanding. Some species, such as the greylag goose and mallard, have been domesticated for their meat, eggs, and down. Wild species are hunted.

There are only eight species of quail in the modern world, but each has a large number of variations. It is believed that there are approximately 45 subspecies. Quail are known to all hunters not only for their small size. Their meat and even eggs are considered delicious.

The common quail is known to winter in South Africa and India, but its nesting habitats include Europe, parts of Western Asia, and Russia. It prefers to nest in plains and mountainous areas.