Hello photography lovers,
Hope you are well wherever you are In addition to eating fruits, birds can also hide very beautifully in the leaves of trees. This feature of birds protects them from many predators. Although this feature of theirs seems very bad for photography, it is their natural feature which is effective in keeping their sap. As a cameraman, it can be annoying at times. But you should not be angry. Anyway, some photos of birds have been shared in English, I hope you like it.
The Chestnut Tailed Starling bird moves widely in the leaves of trees to eat wild fruits of flower neck. When they are in the leaves of the tree, the leaves start moving, which means that there is a bird there. The birds are very beautiful and very shy, so they do not want to come out of the leaves easily.
The Red Vented Bulbul bird stays under the tree to eat insects and sits on the branches of the tree when it gets a chance. Since the tree is very low, the photo of the birds was taken from a little lower.
We know that neem wood is very hard but the woodpecker likes to drill holes in this tree. The bird is occasionally seen in the neem tree.
The doel bird is sitting on the bamboo tied by the farmer, behind is the farmer's house. There may be something like fish in the bird's feet.
The common myna is famous for eating dung beetles, this bird may not have any taste in dung, so the bird was digging up the insects in the dung and eating them.
A black drongo bird is sitting on a tree branch and looking up and there is water below the bird, where it jumps and collects insects and eats them and sometimes it hunts fish.
The swan's swimming is very skillful and beautiful. This photo was taken as it was approaching the river bank.
This is the oriole bird, famous for its yellow color. This bird is occasionally seen sitting on various trees and during this time the number of this bird increases slightly although the number of this bird is very low here. It can be easily identified from the trees due to the yellow color of the bird.