Is a insectivorous bird decompose?

Yes, an insectivorous bird, like any other living organism, will decompose after death.

Here's why:

* Decomposition is a natural process: All living things are made up of organic matter. When an organism dies, bacteria and fungi begin to break down this organic matter.

* Rate of decomposition: The rate at which decomposition occurs can vary depending on factors like temperature, humidity, and the presence of scavengers. Insectivorous birds, like any bird, will decompose over time.

* Scavengers play a role: Animals like vultures, foxes, and even insects will scavenge the remains of a dead bird, further accelerating decomposition.

So, while an insectivorous bird may be a bit smaller than other birds, the same natural process of decomposition will apply to it.