PURPLE MARTIN

Purple martins are migratory birds and are commonly seen in Bangladesh during the winter months, where they come in search of warm weather and food. During their migration, they fly thousands of kilometers from their breeding grounds in North America to their wintering grounds in South America.

In Bangladesh, they can be found near rivers, lakes, and other water bodies, where they feed on flying insects, including mosquitoes, flies, and other pests. They are also known for their aerial displays and synchronized flight patterns, which make them a delight to watch for bird watchers.

Purple martins play an important role in maintaining the ecological balance by controlling the population of insect pests and providing a source of food for other predators such as birds of prey. They are also considered as good luck symbols by many in Bangladesh, and many people welcome them by putting up nesting boxes in their gardens and farms to encourage their arrival.

Owl

In Bangladesh, owls can be found in different habitats, ranging from forests to grasslands and even in urban areas. They play a crucial role in maintaining the ecosystem balance by controlling populations of small mammals and insects. These nocturnal birds of prey are valued for their unique appearance and are often considered symbols of wisdom and mystery. The diverse species of owls in Bangladesh make for a fascinating study of avian diversity and adaptation. With their silent flight and sharp hunting skills, they continue to captivate the hearts of bird-watchers and naturalists alike.