Travel to look for birds in the forest

Hello, friends, everyone who is always active in this beloved community with me, and I'm back with you again, of course, to show you some photographs I found while I was in the forest. This time, I found several images of birds, and the one I'm posting here in particular is the balam bird.

This nocturnal bird is often found everywhere because it is one of the most abundant and not too wild birds. When I saw this bird, of course, I took several photos of it. Here, we can see this bird perched on a dead tree, which could be said to be on a dry trunk or dry tree branch.

Hello, friends, everyone who is always active in this beloved community with me, and I'm back with you again, of course, to show you some photographs I found while I was in the forest. This time, I found several images of birds, and the one I'm posting here in particular is the balam bird.

This nocturnal bird is often found everywhere because it is one of the most abundant and not too wild birds. When I saw this bird, of course, I took several photos of it. Here, we can see this bird perched on a dead tree, which could be said to be on a dry trunk or dry tree branch.

The one I took a lot of pictures of here was the balam bird. This balam bird is quite tame. When I approached it, it didn't move and remained still in its original position. So I immediately took several pictures of it. What caught my attention was that the bird looked back, of course, it saw me, but it didn't move, so I went back to take a few more pictures of it.

The background of the picture I took is green. The green color comes from the large trees in the forest I entered. This is a dense forest, and to get there I had to climb up and down high hills.

What we need as a photographer is a great deal of patience, as it's not easy to get perfect shots. If we don't have the necessary height, we won't get what we want.

So, while I was taking pictures of the balam and the swallow, I was still waiting to see some other pictures of the birds. Sure enough, at that moment, I saw another bird in flight. It then immediately flew to the same tree, on the tip of a dead branch. Here, we can see what the bird looked like.

The bird I'm talking about is similar to a swiftlet. Here, we can see that this bird has black wings, a black body, and a brownish-white underbelly. So, in my opinion, this bird is one of the swiftlets that fly in the forest and land on dry branches.

This bird looked very anxious or panicked. Because at the time, I was in that location and not too far from where the bird was perched, so I did my best to keep it from flying away before I took some pictures of it so I could get some pictures of the mountain to show you all now.

And I went back to hunting at that time and my goal at that time was just to look for birds in the forest and I was on my way to see a tree on the riverbank and there was a bird And this also looks like a swallow that has a green color and a blue tail and a long beak even under the neck has a yellowish color so this is one of the very beautiful birds with the colors on its body And this is also one of the birds that prey on insects.

And as usual when I find it or see it, I immediately take some pictures of it as we see now of course I hope you like the effort I made because we know taking pictures of wild birds like this is very difficult even though the picture is not very good but this is a very big effort I did so that I could get a picture of the bird.

So, those are some pictures of various bird species that I found while I was in the forest. I'm very satisfied with the images I captured. Although my journey was very tiring due to the steep descent, the sweat I shed was worth it.

The bird pictures I found were a welcome relief from all my hard work during my time in the forest. As usual, my goal was to find photographs, this time about birds.

I hope you all enjoy the bird pictures I've shown above. Thank you.

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Camera used	Canon Eos 700D
Lens	MM
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Focal length	MM
Photography	Photography of several types of birds in the forest
Photographer	@jasonmunapasee

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And here I am above @jasonmunapasee a #Photographer who always hunts in the forest to look for insects and beetles and also everything that is unique and interesting to see.

Link to original	community
Link	https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/299287477

Latitude	Longitude	Map
5.0892058	96.6081499	https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=5.0892058048&mlon=96.6081499287#map=12/5.0892/96.6081