Bird Hunting

Hello Photography Lover,

Hope you are well wherever you are. It rained a lot today and my body got sick during the night due to the rain. I am suffering from a very cold-related disease., Still I want to share some photos with you that will keep me active.

Birds' food Wherever birds live, this habit of birds is very important for their life. Actually, birds are not lazy, but they are busy searching for food all day long. If the stomach is cold, the world is cold. This principle is followed by all living beings. But humans are such creatures who prefer to spend their time idle. Swans and waterfowl spend most of their time in water and they search for their food. We should learn some lessons from all living beings.

A few water hen birds live in the canal next to our house, probably a couple lived here at first, now they have bred and are four to six. The young birds are medium-sized and they roam over the water hyacinth to collect food and eat insects from there.

The Javan mynah bird is very beautiful to look at and its physical structure is very balanced. The color of the bird is not completely black but brown and black at the same time.

Swans can float very easily in water. They seem to find great comfort in water. I have seen all these swans floating in the water even in the extreme cold on a winter morning when it is dark in the fog and there is no cold like humans. Now, in summer, ducks float in the water because the water is relatively cold compared to the environment above.

Common mynah birds come down to the ground in search of insects and they look for insects on the ground. I took this photo when this bird was searching for insects.

The canal next to our house is full of water and many water hyacinths have come and filled it. Some of the trees along the canal have not yet drowned, and the birds have come and sat on these trees. This Red-vanted Bulbul bird has come and sat on a branch of a tree under which there is water and water hyacinth.

The farmer's yard is now clean and no trees are planted in these yards because it becomes very difficult to dry the crops if there is shade from the trees. This bird was roaming in that yard and some rice straw pieces are visible under its feet.

A Red Vented Bulbul is sitting on the trunk of a thick eucalyptus tree, I am completely amazed to see this skill of the bird to sit on the edge of a tall tree. The bird can also fly beautifully from there.

Indian Silver Bill, a very small bird but very beautiful. When I took the photos of this bird earlier, the whiteness of this bird clearly stands out and makes the bird look very beautiful. Since silver is white, this bird has the same whiteness, so when you look at the photos of this bird, it seems that it is black and white. In fact, this photo is colorful. Each bird is beautiful and diverse in its own way. Isn't that right?