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The common types of birds in UAE which nest in the building are the

• Pigeon
• Common Myna
• House Sparrow
• Ring Dove

Birds that breed will invite predatory animals such as rodents, foxes, snakes, and cats. A little bigger birds like pigeons can damage the roof tiles and the can spoil the building hygiene and paint works by their droppings and other particles which they collect from different places as part of nesting. Bird’s droppings may cause transmissible diseases. Ticks, fleas, and mites frequently latch onto common small birds such as pigeons and sparrows. These may become a health hazard to the human when birds bring them to the property.

Most of the birds feed on flower nectar, fruits, seeds, and nuts, there are various species that eat insects, small animals and some eat on dead animals.

All birds construct nests in which to lay eggs and/or raise offspring. Traditionally, it was thought that natural selection and the requirement to minimize the risk of predation determined the design of completed nests. When a bird lays eggs, the incubation period varies quite considerably depending on the species. In most cases, it can take anywhere from 10 days to 30 days for the eggs to hatch. Before the eggs hatch the mother will spend most of their days sitting on the nest while the father provides her with food. A baby bird is blind and featherless. They will open their eyes a few hours after hatching and the feather develops in 15 – 15 days. Most of them can fly in 21 days.

Each bird develops from a single-celled egg, is incubated, hatches, and grows to adulthood. Some bird life cycles involve migration

The lifespan of a bird can vary depending on the species. A bird lives an average of 5– 20 years depends on the species and the environment in which they live. Many bird die-offs are caused by massive trauma to birds’ heads, wings, and bodies from powerful collisions. This can occur when flocks are startled and panicked and their natural agility is compromised. This may lead to collisions with other birds in the air or with obstacles such as buildings, trees, wind turbines, electrical wires, or radio towers.