The
Brown noddy is about 33-40cm long and has a wing length of 28cm.
They have light, purplish-gray crowns, gray colored throats,
the area from their forehead down to their frontal shields is
off-white, and the rest of their plumage is brownish-black.
Their primary feathers, tail feathers, beaks, and legs are all
black.
Behavior:
Brown
noddies feed primarily on fish and mollusks and prefer to live
on coastlines, reef cliffs, and islands located in tropical
and subtropical areas. During the summer, they usually gather
together with other rare and precious avian migrants to form
a huge flock of thousands of different birds, which then fly
to the Cat Islets. Since they only breed on secluded islands,
Brown noddies are usually only seen regularly on the Pescadore
Islands.
Habitat:
Brown noddies
inhabit primitive and pristine islands like the Cat Islets in
the Pescadore Islands.
