Koha Bird Sound, Female, Species, Origin, Cost, Facts

Koha is a South-Asia bird famous for its beautiful sound. It is considered a mainly resident species in Sri Lanka. The male Koha almost looks like a crow. According to reports, these birds have huge demand in Indian pet markets. Koha mainly prefers to live on fruit-giving trees. Indian gooseberry is the primary food source for this bird.

Koha bird details

Kingdom	Animalia
Class	Aves
Order	Cuculiformes
Family	Cuculidae
Genus	Eudynamys
Binomial Name	Eudynamys scolopaceus
Phylum	Chordata

Koha Bird Facts

• Amazing adoption strategy: Female Koha birds do not prefer to hatch their eggs so they kept their egg in a crow’s nest by using a tricky strategy.
• Life Span: 14 years is the minimum life span of a healthy Koha.
• Female Koha does not have the capacity to build a nest.
• A few years before, the Puducherry union territory government announced Koha as its state bird.
• History: We can see the information about this bird in the ancient Indian book Manusmrithi. The book positively mentioned that these birds as humans should take care of them.
• Baby birds need a minimum of 12 days required to break their egg to see the works.