The chirping of the birds is one of the most pleasant sounds of nature. The taking photographs of birds is a beautiful experience but requires loads of patience to capture a good photograph.
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The chirping of the birds is one of the most pleasant sounds of nature. The taking photographs of birds is a beautiful experience but requires loads of patience to capture a good photograph.
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Your photos are amazing. Beautiful color. All the best!
Thanks for looking in on my blog. Enjoy taking your images! Anne
great capture … thank you for stopping by 🙂
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What you said about needing loads of patience to photograph birds is so very true! Some of them never hold still or stop flitting around so much! Nice captures of birds in this post!
Brilliant stuff! Thank you for checking out my photographer’s blog also – all the best, Michael
Great shots. Also – thanks for liking my Granddaddy Longlegs post. I will come back often for inspiration. Carmen Aida
Thanks for visiting Biodiversity Revolution, and liking a post. You’ve got some lovely photos here – I too love birds and bird song.
Thanks Alison!
Nice picture
Thanks for liking my post and, by so doing, introducing me to yours…which I love. I find birds especially difficult to photograph, but love what you have captured. I’ll watch for more!
Thanks!
Love birds and bird sounds. We have a bird that sounds like a crying baby or kitten.
I believe this is a female Blackcap, Sylvia atricapilla. The male is sometimes known as the northern nightingale for its beautiful song.
The first bird is Red-vented Bulbul (Pycnonotus cafer). I am not sure about the small bird.Thanks for visitng the blog!
My first guess was some kind of sparrow? Whatever, he’s cute—great snap!
Thanks Argus!
What lovely bird photos. Thanks for sharing and for visiting my blog.
Thanks!
What kind of bird is that. He’s very cute. Thanks for visiting MemoriesInTheWind today.
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Thank you! Frankly, I too do not know the bird name. Thanks for visiting.
Shailendra
I think the bird on the bottom is a nuthatch, but I’m not sure what the bird on the top is.
The other bird is Red-vented Bulbul.