Urban birds are species that thrive in city environments, adapting to human-made landscapes. Common examples include pigeons, sparrows, and starlings. These birds often find food in parks, streets, and buildings, taking advantage of the resources available in urban areas. Many urban birds have developed unique behaviors to survive in cities. They may nest in ledges, trees, or even on rooftops, using materials like plastic and paper. Urban birds play a vital role in ecosystems by controlling insect populations and dispersing seeds, contributing to the overall health of urban environments.