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I use my bill to gather mud and sand
Almost four feet I can stand
With a swan like body, beautiful wing
My beak my feathers all are pink
I stand in shallow water
For I don't want to sink
Who am I? Think, think, think!
Frogs, snakes crickets and worms beware
From high above you I constantly stare
and don't roam around astray
For I am a mighty 'Bird of Prey'
I like to eat everything raw
Take a look at my strong claw
I circle around in the sky above
I don't come in peace, for I am not a dove.
Hip and Hop, here I come
I see you are having breakfast, can I have some?
On your doors, almirahs and pelmets
I make my untidy and messy nests
Chirp, chirp, flutter, flutter we seldom rest
Only the males of our species have a black chest.
My wings are green and so is my head
My body is green but my bill is red
I use my beak to break hard fruit shell
Who am I can you tell?
With a blue body and a crest on his head
His feathers are coloured green, blue and red
He feeds on insects, plants and grain
He can raise his plumes and dance in the rain
In the forests and the villages, his calls can be heard
'Lo behold friends', he is our national bird.
Oh, I am sorry you can't see me in daylight
For I only come out in the night
In the darkest of the nights, I can clearly see
Mouse, rats and small animals are afraid of me
Try and guess, if you can.
The world stops and listens to my call
Oh! There isn't a doubt. I am the sweetest of them all
When the summer ends and its time for spring
All night, all day, you can hear me sing
I am a little lazy though
For I lay my eggs in the nest of a crow.
If you thought, homes only you could erect
Here I come, the master architect
A long bottle shaped nest if somewhere you see
Hanging upside down from a tree
You will know it is me.
All long day, peck, peck, peck
Hit hard with your bill, and break the deck
Dig holes, in the barks of the tree
all the worms are yours for free
To dig these holes a long pointed bill
And a long sticky tongue to get your fill.
Clever and cunning like a fox
Many a times I can pick up your socks
I can't sing at all although I try
All that I manage is a shrill loud cry
My cousins live in jungles, I prefer the cities
Here I go about my scavanging duties
In every part of the world I can stay
My colour is black and my neck is gray.
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