The study aims to examine the impact of pesticides Cyhalothrin (Pyrethroid) and Monochrotophos  (Organophosphate) on the bird Coturnix coturnix (Batair). Toxic effects of these pesticides have been recorded in Coturnix coturnix (Common Quail / Batair). It focuses on the impact of these pesticides on total protein levels in various organs, such as the liver, kidneys, and muscles. The study seeks to understand how pesticide exposure affects bird physiology and biochemistry. By investigating the effects of pesticides on Batair, the study contributes to our understanding of the potential risks posed by these chemicals to bird populations. Cyhalothrin and Monochrotophos decrease the contents of total protein in tissues, liver, kidney, and muscle of Coturnix coturnix significantly. Monochrotophos has even greater toxic effects than cyhalothrin. The impact of cyhalothrin was moderate, less consistent than that of monochrotophos, which produced a strong tissue-specific biological effect, probably due to its increased final toxicity and the wider metabolic interference. These results emphasize the physiological significance of the increased condition of organophosphate exposure in avian models and the necessity to apply strict control of these compounds to avoid ecological and health concerns.

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