Bird Hunting : Relationship between birds and reservoirs.

Hello Photography Lovers Hope you are well wherever you are. It has been raining a lot today, it was very difficult to get out of the house. So we stayed indoors most of the time and spent some time at the market. Even then, the day was very beautiful.

Water is essential for life, so birds stay around water to survive. Birds' food insects live around water bodies. Where there are more living organisms, life is also easy to survive. Birds live around water bodies and enjoy various benefits. However, for their food needs, they often have to go to arid regions, but they come back again. Human life is no exception. Once upon a time, human settlements were centered around rivers and water bodies. The village where we live has a river on one side and two big ponds in the middle of the village. Even if there is no river next to the village, most villages have ponds here. So water and water bodies play an important role in creating a habitat for localities and birds. Anyway, today I want to share some bird photos with you, I hope you enjoy

Spotted Doves are most commonly seen in the middle of the road. I was walking along the road when I saw this bird eating something in the middle of the road. I think they eat the food that people throw on the road while walking. People throw their leftover food on the road, at the same time food grains fall on the road during transportation.

According to today's topic, the real proof that birds stay near water bodies is this pond heron bird. It stays around the pond to eat fish and insects in the pond

Kingfisher bird also stays in water bodies, it survives by eating fish in the pond

Javan myna bird has come here in search of water, after eating insects and quenching its thirst for water, it will return to the bird's home on a tree branch a little further away

The pond has dried up, many insects have grown there. The bird is eating these insects. Water still flows through the middle of the pond, which the bird drinks to quench its thirst.

There is little water in the pond, yet it seems that the water is more precious than gold. The bird is here for the water. There are also some insects in this water.

The bird is hunting and eating an insect in the middle of a dry pond, in such ponds they are most of the time safe because people rarely go there.

Rice cannot be cultivated without water. Snakes and frogs can be seen in this water. The bird has come to the paddy field to eat these snakes and frogs. Frogs and snakes sacrifice their lives for its food. The bird is very beautiful to look at but violent. The name of this species of bird is Long-tailed shrike. It is a very beautiful and dangerous bird that I have seen. It usually makes its nest next to the pond.