Английские идиомы со словом bird (птица)

Hello, I’m a very interesting and intelligent man.
And today I’m getting together with some of my feathered friends to teach you a thing or two about English idioms.
I bet you’ve never been taught by a bird before.

You might think that birds are not very clever and so not very good teachers – and you’re right! I mean look at them.
Their heads are tiny. And a tiny head means a tiny brain. So in English we call someone isn't very bright "birdbrain".
"Birdbrain" – something I’ve never been called.

Another thing you may have noticed about birds is that they can fly, which is very clever considering they are birdbrains.
Now imagine the view a bird can get when it’s flying.
Here’s a bird high in the sky and here’s the ground.
Marvellous. They can see everything.
So, come on, what do you think the idiom "to have a bird’s eye view" means?
That’s right, it means to be able to see very clearly from a high place.

What's that you say? Ah, really, is that right, hmm...
I’ve got some very interesting information.
Would you like to know who told me? Well didn’t you see? A little bird told me.
I can use this idiom when I want to give you some information but I don't want you to know who told me.
A... little... bird... told... me... some very interesting information about... You!