Peach blossoms are right, Yang dances, and birds sing to flowers. What are the two kinds of birds?

"Peach to plum, willow to poplar, singing to swallow, singing to flowers" refers to orioles and swallows.

1, oriole: oriole, also known as oriole or yellow bird, belongs to oriole family. It is a medium-sized sparrow with a body length of about 23-27 cm. It is golden yellow with black wings and tail. In particular, its headrest has a wide black spot. Orioles are mainly distributed in the warm zone of the old world, including Russia, Korea, India, Nepal, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos and Viet Nam, among which there are 5 species 1 genus in China. This kind of bird lives in trees and likes to nest and feed in them.

2. Swallow: Swallow is a kind of bird, belonging to passeriformes. Their wings are narrow, their tails are short, their bodies are small, their feathers are single in color, and sometimes they are metallic blue or green. Swallow is a very flexible bird that mainly feeds on mosquitoes, flies and other insects. They usually choose to nest in tree holes or cracks.