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The kingfisher is a bird of Coraciiformes. There are about 90 species mainly distributed in the old world and Australia, most of them tropical.

Feathers are usually bright colors such as blue and orange. They have big head, long, sharp sounds, short legs and short tails

Most species have bright feathers with little gender difference. Most are only in the forest. They eat various foods including fish. They usually descend from high places to catch prey. Many people live near the river to eat fish, but most species are far from the water and eat small invertebrates. Like other members of their order, they make nests inside the cave, usually natural or artificial levees are dug in the basement. One quarter of the kingfisher inhabits the abandoned termite's nest

Sequence analysis shows that [1] [2] currently about 90 kingfishers are divided into three sections.

Kingfishers can be found all over the world. They often make nests near the river with a slow flow. They made their nests by the tall river. They dug a hole in the riverbank. Most kingfishers live 3-6 pieces each time

Many kingfishers eat fish. They sat on the branch hanging in the river and were waiting for the fish to appear. Then they jump into the water for fishing. Some kingfishers eat lizards and other reptiles. Laughing kingfishers do this

Most species are in Australia, but this family is not from there. They evolved in the Northern Hemisphere and repeatedly invaded the Australian Region. Fossil kingfishers are described from the lower Eocene rock (Waterside) of 50 million years ago and mythical about 30 to 40 million years ago. The latest fossil kingfisher is listed in Australia's Miocene / Pliocene rocks (5 to 25 mya). [Four]

If you have plenty of snow and cold in winter, the kingfisher is fragile. They will also die in places where humans cause a great deal of water pollution or where the kingfisitans live. Some kingfishers are endangered species

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