Purple Kalim (scientific name: Porphyrio porphyrio) Rallidae (Ray) Popphyrio (Parphirio) in the tribe or family(Birds)

Purple Kalim (scientific name:
Porphyrio porphyrio) Rallidae (Ray)
The species of people belonging to a family or family belonging to Porphyrio (Parphirio) is a species of black-and-white color. [2] [3]
There are many names in Bengali: Kalim,
Kayim, established, beautiful bird (haor region) [4], kam bird etc.
Its name is Pucca in New Zealand. The meaning of the scientific name of the violet colophon is violet calim (Latin: Porphyrio = violet kaleem). [3] Birds of Bangladesh,
In addition to India, South and Southeast Asia, Oceania, Africa and more
It is seen in different countries of Europe. Their residence in a vast area around the world, their quarters of around 184 million square kilometers area.
[5] Over the past few decades, their numbers are stable, they have not reached the critical level. That's why I U. C. N. This species is declared the least risk. [1]
This species is preserved in Wildlife Act of Bangladesh. [3]
Details
A violet-colored bird in the form of purple chilly chicken. Its length is 45 cm long, wings 26 cm, lips 4.5 cm, feet 9 cm, tail 10 cm and weight 650 grams. [3]
Its head flushed, the wings are green in the light. The tail is covered with black flock. Lace-lid white Besides, the color blue vein in the body everywhere. There is a red shirt or crown from the lip to the back. Usually, the female bird armor is smaller than the male bird armor. Both the eyes of both the wife and the male are blood-red. The lips are lukewarm red, lip agate feathers. The legs are long, hard and red. Shorts brown Minor bird is dull; Throat fecal There are face, neck and gray chest of the chest. The lips, feet and feet of the leaves are bright red. [3]
Classification and sub-genus
Carbonal Linnaeus, the father of classics, was named the first bimono of Purple Column in 1758, Fulica Porphyrio. [6] The species is considered the ancestor of Lord Hooker of New Zealand's Takah and extinct birds. [7] [8] The former habitat of these birds has adapted very easily to New Zealand and New Caledonia, and they are making normal breeding. [9] The total 13 species of species found in the species are found. The sub-nations are [6]:
P. p. porphyrio (Linnaeus, 1758) - nominated subspecies; South and Eastern Spain, Sardenia and southern France
They extend to Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. Their bodies are completely blue-purple.
P. p. madagascariensis (latham, 1801) - African violet verse; Egypt, Sub-Saharan Africa and Madagascar are home to the original. Looked like a nominated subdivision, only backlit copper-green or blue-green.
P. p. caspius (Hartert, 1917) - They range from Caspian Sea, northwestern Iran and Turkey. To see
Like poliocephalus, but very large in size.
P. p. seistanicus (Zarudny & Härms, 1911) -
Iraq, South Iran, Afghanistan,
They extend to Pakistan and northwestern India. In form
Less than poliocephalus but smaller than caspius
P. p. Poliocephalus (Latham, 1801) - India,
Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, China, North
Myanmar and Northern Thailand are the main residences. The wings of the wing and the chest blue Head is white This sub-country is the United States
Released in Florida.
P. p. viridis (Begbie, 1834) - South Myanmar, South Thailand,
They are broad in Indochina, Malay Peninsula and South China. See it
Like poliocephalus, only two sides of the head are blue.
P. p. indicus (Horsfield, 1821) - Sumatra,
Java, Bournieu, Bali, Sulawesi and nearby islands. The crown of this sub-caste is big, back black and black on both sides.
P. p. pulverulentus (Temminck, 1826) - Only seen in the Philippines. Walnut-brown The whole body has a gray halo.
P. p. melanotus (Temminck, 1820) - Northern and Eastern Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand and the Chatham Islands are home to mainland. In New Guinea
Come to migrate. The crown is small, the body is of coral, the knee is short and the chest and throat purple color.
P. p. pelewensis (Hartlaub & Finsch, 1872) - Only seen in Palau. Look like melanotus. Just the body surface is a little more greenish and a little smaller in size.
P. p. melanopterus (Bonaparte, 1856) - Lamborghini, Flores, Timor, New Guinea and the adjacent islands. Look like melanotus, but a little smaller and more blue.
P. p. bellus (Gould, 1841) - southwest
Australia Like melanotus to see, only the chest and throat blue color.
P. p. Samoensis (Peale, 1848) - Admiralty Island, New Caledonia and Samoa is home to the original home. Like melanotus to see, only a little brown eyes appear on the tail.
Many times madagascariensis, pulverulentus and
Poliocephalus sub-species are considered as separate species.
Melanotus and bellus may also have different species....Roaming
Purple Kalim haor, bills, nullahs and grassy streams flutter in the wetland. The places where there are plenty of floating or semi-spawning, shrubs, creepers, shapala etc., their preferred rotation of these water bodies. [10] [11] They can also roam in saltwater ponds, kadbhum, paddy fields, forests and seasonal water bodies.
Partial migratory nature, subject to the presence of purple almonds, migratory or food. [10] Even though the habitat is dry, they do partial trawl. [11] Usually it is seen in the 10-100 team. [3] But in breeding seasons, the couple wanders in pairs or in small groups. These groups have several reproductive male and female members. These groups may have minor chapters. In the morning and in the evening, their call and speed increased. [10] They are looking for food with other hybrid birds (for example, sticks). They do not like to fly, but they can fly far enough. They are very good swimmers. Although they do not have footpieces, they can swim better than that.
Eating habits
The aquatic plant, which contains a large part of the diet of the eggplant, Its main food seed, grains, green grass, green leaves, grassroots, tender aquatic plants and its soft tails, shapala etc. [3] [11] They are also known as aquatic insects and insect larvae, spiders, earthworms,
Eats leeks, snails, shrimp, frogs, frogs, small fish, fish eggs etc. It is also known to eat aquatic snakes, lizards, small birds, birds of prey, eggs, dead bodies etc. [1] While eating food, they show white parts under the tail and call: Chuck-Chuck......