Bird Hunting

Hello photography lovers

Hope you are well wherever you are, I am also well and my fever has not gone away yet. I hope I will recover better in the coming days.

Today I will share some bird photos with you, I hope you enjoy them. These photos of birds were taken at different times.

Swans eat grass at a large rate, I am surprised to see them eating grass. Although their eating pattern is different from goats, a swan can eat a lot of grass in a day. Therefore, raising swans is profitable in rural environments. They do not need much feed, rather they eat most of their food from nature.

Common Taylor bird sits on electric wires, they do not understand what electricity is and electricity does not harm birds in most cases. This is because no animal dies if the electric circuit is not completed. When the birds sit on the wire without insulators, they do not come into contact with the positive wire, so the circuit is not complete and the bird does not die.

The Javan Myna bird is very beautiful, especially the eyes of this bird are very beautiful if you look. The bird eats insects as well as various food crops.

Water means life. It is not possible to survive on earth without water. And the number of insects around water is also high. So this bird eats water here as well as eating insects.

White Throated Fantail bird, the bird is strangely black. We have very few numbers of this bird here.

The Pond Heron bird is beautiful to look at, this bird can hide itself with nature because of the color and design of its feathers. And it can stand in the same place for a long time without moving.

The Indian Silver Bill bird seems to be alone, no one can be seen next to it. Although the bird can go alone when searching for food, most of the time they are in groups.

Black Drongo, black and black. Just black. Every time I see this bird, I see it alone. This bird does not usually live in groups, but it can be seen in flocks in areas like forests at dusk. I have not seen a flock of this bird in my village, it seems that the birds prefer to be alone.