Satisfaction with bird watching🕊️

 Many birds come to my garden. I like watching them. Some of them are crows, parrots, robins, kingfishers, woodpeckers, mynahs, black birds and storks.

 The Parrot🦜 is a beautiful bird with green feathers. It has a red ring around it's neck. It has a curved beak too. This beak helps it to catch flies and eat fruits🍒. They break and eat the fruit of the kamaranga tree in our garden. The Kingfisher is also a beautiful bird. It has blue and brown feathers. It's long beak helps it to catch fish🐟. It watches near our pond or a drain and if it sees a fish swoops down and takes the fish to a branch of a near by tree🌳. The Woodpecker🐦 is also a nice bird to be watched. It's feathers are red. It's sharp beak enable it to peck at the trunks of old trees. I often see them crashing into our beach tree. Wood peckers eat fruits and eggs. The black bird or Kauda is an interesting bird too. Their tails are like the tails of a fish. They lay eggs🥚 in a nest made on a branch of a tree. They are very fierce when their eggs are hatched. They drive away the crows that come near the nest. Sometime they make a sound like that of a cat🐈. The Magpie is a small bird. It is black and white in colour, They eat worms🐛. After a small rain I watch them bathe in our pond. They sing sweetly🎵. Some people say they are unlucky but I think they are nice birds. The Demalichchas are always in groups. They are grey and chubby. They eat anything that is found in our compound. Bird watching is an interesting hobby too. I can learn many things about birds and I can relax my mind also. I mostly trying to collect their Feathers but it's a bit difficult...but it's something I really enjoy. It is a hobby that keeps me connected with environment. I  really fall in love with nature by this bird watching . Really bird watching is very interesting. It's very difficult to take photographs📷 as it flies when approaching, so I would like to cite a few photos taken online.

Parrot

Kingfisher

Woodpecker

Magpie

Kauda

Demalichcha

Refer for more information -: https://www.natureodyssey.com/endemic-birds-of-sri-lanka.html
                                              https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWS67gne4-Y