Bird Hunting

Hello photography lover,

Hope you are well wherever you are.. There are many types of birds in our country, but I get photos of only a few species of birds and others may be very shy and hide behind the trees. At the moment, despite the low number of birds here, I am sharing some photos of birds, I hope you enjoy.

A red-vented bulbul bird has come to sit on a wild tree, the fruits that this tree bears do not eat, but rather it takes shelter there because this tree has a lot of leaves that provide it with shade and protect it from predators.

Chestnut tailed starling is a beautiful bird in my country that is seen more often and the bird cannot be found in other seasons. I saw the bird near a farmer's house and it was eating the fruits of the sheikh tree. The bird usually eats insects and flower nectar is its favorite food, but the bird also eats fruits.

This is a dirty water body where there is a lot of human waste. It was near the pond and may return home. I took this photo at the moment and it was gone.

The Purple Rumped Sunbird is very good at feeding on flower nectar. There are many wildflowers around the bird that the bird is there to eat. If you look at the bird's beak, you can see that it is very pointed and blunt. So the bird has a nice beak.

When the red-throated barbet bird eats the owner's papaya. The owner of this papaya tree has ripened his papaya but he has not picked it from the tree. The red-throated barbet bird has spoiled this papaya fruit and is eating most of it. By this time, this papaya may have been completely eaten by other birds as well.

This is a White-throated Fantail bird, the bird is very famous for its tail. We see this bird moving around in different trees. This bird is very black but if it were of any other color, we might have liked this bird better.

A Common Mynah was standing on a dunghill, eating the insects that were born in it. If you look closely, you will see that its beak is full of dung. Birds do not disdain dung for its food.

I occasionally see a Pond Heron on the boat. The bird comes here and walks along the banks of this pond. When the food is collected from there, the bird climbs onto the boat and rests there for a while or watches its prey from above.