Very beautiful photography of the Doel bird

I am Simransumon, here with a new blog. Hope you are all well. Today I am here to present you with a beautiful photograph of a Doel bird. I hope you will like these wonderful photographs very much.

Many of you know that I love bird photography very much. So sometimes if I see a bird in front of my eyes and it is convenient, I try to take a photo. Just like that, one day I took a photo of a Doel bird. The surrounding area was scorched in the hot afternoon sun. I was collecting and preserving some vegetables in the vegetable garden. Everything was silent, only the hot wind and the stream of sweat were covering me. Suddenly, a wonderful scene came to my eyes, our national bird Doel was flying from branch to branch with its small body. Then it came and looked for insects on the grass of the ground. Its black and white feathers were shining in the bright sun, as if making the afternoon light more colorful.

The dowel seemed to be observing the surroundings with deep attention. Its eyes were on small insects hidden under the ground or behind the leaves. Once, I saw it, flying quickly and catching a small insect in its beak. That fleeting scene seemed to bring back thousands of memories of the lost golden days before my eyes. It was repeatedly peeking into the corners of the garden, the tops of the vegetable plants and the gaps in the ground in search of insects. Seeing its activity, it seemed that nature had endowed it with a strange skill in hunting. I stopped preserving vegetables for a while and stood there. The dowel's agility, its hunting techniques and its invisible contribution to reducing insects in the garden amazed me. Even in the scorching heat of the afternoon, it was constantly busy, as if the struggle for life never stopped. This small yet effective hunter of nature not only provides its own food, but also protects the garden from harmful insects. At that moment, it seemed to me that my vegetable garden was not just a storehouse of plants, but a unique haven for biodiversity. The sight of Doel hunting insects in the afternoon sun became a reflection of the liveliness and beauty of nature in my eyes. I sat with my eyes awed, as if I was relieving the fatigue of the busiest moment by taking photos of this bird. And I am blessed to be able to present that memory to you today.