Very beautiful photography of the bulbul bird

I am Simransumon, here with a new blog. Hope you are all well. Today I am here to present you with a beautiful photography of the bulbul bird. I hope you will like my photography very much.

One day, I stood on the bank of the pond with the thought of preserving the fish and vegetables of the pond. Then, standing there, I saw many beautiful birds arriving at our pond. That scene made the quiet time by the pond even more beautiful. An old bamboo pole was floating in the middle of our pond, and a red-vented bulbul was sitting on that pole. This bird is called the "Red-Vented Bulbul" in English. The bird's dark color and bright feathers created a wonderful harmony with the surrounding water. The water of the pond was swaying in the light breeze, the sunlight was dancing with each wave. The bamboo pole floating on that sparkling water and the red-vented bulbul sitting calmly on it were like a picture painted by a painter of nature. I was zooming in on my mobile from the east and taking photos towards the west. The bird looked even more attractive in the play of light and shadow. There was a light sunny atmosphere all around, and the bird's body was shining in that sun. It seemed as if nature itself had arranged this moment just for taking a photo.

The silence of the pond, with only the sound of water and the birds sitting silently, fascinated me. As soon as I captured those pictures on my mobile screen, it seemed like a living work of art. The time was not very grand, but the simple sunny environment and the shimmering water of the pond filled the presence of the Kuljutipaka with a unique beauty. Such a moment gives a feeling of deep connection with nature. After taking the photo, I felt that it was not just a picture, but the scene remained forever in my mind. However, we often observe these birds on any fruit tree. If we do not know in advance when a fruit is ripe on a tree, but this bird knows in advance which fruit is ripe on which tree to eat. That is why many people affectionately call this bird Bulbul. However, in our regional language, it is known as Kuljhuti.