Avian Update: Sparrows, Tits, Eagles, and Hawks

I suggest adding more variety to the skies of Minecraft by introducing two types of small songbirds and two powerful birds of prey.

1. Small Birds (Sparrow and Tit):

Sparrow: Spawns in Plains and Villages. They travel in small flocks and like to follow players who hold Seeds.

Tit: Spawns in Forests and Birch Forests. They are very active and can be seen hopping on tree branches, searching for food.

Feature: Their singing adds a peaceful atmosphere to the biomes. They can be tamed and will sit on the player's shoulder.

2. Birds of Prey (Eagle and Hawk):

Eagle: Spawns in high Mountains and Jagged Peaks. They build nests on cliff edges.

Hawk: Spawns in Forests and Plains.

Behavior: These are neutral mobs that hunt Rabbits, Chickens, and Fish.

Interaction: Players can use them for falconry. A trained Hawk could potentially help the player locate small mobs or bring back dropped items from difficult terrain.

Why add them?

The sky in Minecraft currently feels empty. Adding these birds provides more life to the atmosphere and introduces new mechanics for taming and hunting.