Photography of bird pairs

Birds live in pairs, love is also present among birds. They also have a relationship like a wife and a husband. I have collected some photos at different times where the pair of birds are together. The bond of love between birds is not soft but very strong. This has been clear to me time and again. They collect food for their young and take turns guarding their young. In fact, each parent is very careful about their child which is also seen in birds. Anyway, I am sharing some photos I have taken, I hope you enjoy it.

Ducks are raised by almost all families here. These ducks live by eating their food such as insects, fish, rice and snails from rivers and canals. I saw two white ducks on the bank of our village pond, which were swimming in the pond and sitting on the bank of the pond.

Two small birds called Indian Silverbills. The two birds are sitting on a bare branch, maybe making love.

Those who raise pigeons pay more attention to the beauty of pigeons. The beauty of pigeons also increases the price of pigeons. These white pigeons were bred by a farmer, so we took a few photos.

This pair of swans is sitting on the bank of the river and making love. When they get tired of eating different foods in the river, they come to the bank of the river and rest like this

This pair of pigeons are eating mustard left by the farmer. From here, they will eat their fill and return to their owner's house where their babies are.

Two common mynah birds are sitting on the dish TV wire, which I have considered as a pair and their nest is very close to it in a medium-sized tree.

These two birds were catching and eating the insects that live in this place. They were there for a long time together so I thought they were a pair.

Here, two Javan mynahs have come to the farmer's yard to eat rice grains. They were walking and eating very beautifully. Since the two Javan Mynas were eating together and did not separate, I consider these two birds to be a pair. This pair of birds and their love lasts for a long time. However, even birds have affairs and separations happen, which is also moral. I wish the birds a beautiful married life.