Hello Photography Lovers
Hope you are well wherever you are and taking regular baths. You know how important it is to take a bath. At the same time, taking a bath feels good in the body. Birds also understand this, so birds take regular baths. Taking a bath is so important that you cannot do without taking a bath. It is not good in the body to not take a bath. Birds learn from nature, and they are also intelligent. Maybe they do not have as much education as humans. But they can manage their lives. And they also have the ability to deal with their problems. Anyway, today I want to share with you photos of birds taking baths, I hope you enjoy.
An Oriental Macaw Robin bird flew past my feet and sat near a brick on the edge of the water. I was thinking of taking a photo in this situation. As soon as I prepared my camera, the bird fell into the water. I thought that maybe I would bathe the bird. Later, it happened. And this came as a very important opportunity for me. I took the shot of the bird like this.
In your photo, you can see the bird throwing water droplets upwards with its wings as if they were falling on different parts of its body. The water droplets are still floating in the air and have not yet reached the bird's body when the photo was taken.
Another flap of the wings sends water up into the air and falls down onto the bird's body. This is definitely a beautiful scene.
The bird keeps splashing water upwards with its wings and the water keeps falling on its body and its bathing continues like this.
The bathing is still going on but for a little break
If you zoom out a little, the photo looks like this
The bird has submerged its entire head in water up to its neck and is splashing water with its beak, if your head is not wet, is it fun to bathe?
The bird got scared and tried to move towards dry land. I thought I had disturbed it.
The bird came back again.
It started bathing again
Again the bird started bathing by throwing water upwards with its wings.
The bathing was in full swing
The bathing was over and the bird went and sat on the brick placed next to it, then I realized that the bird's bathing was over. The bird did not stay on this brick for long. It stood on the brick for a moment or two after which the bird flew away. The bird sensed my presence and got scared. . If it had not seen me, it might have bathed for a longer time. Again the bird's bathing was enough. So the bird might have flown away. Anyway, I enjoy bathing birds a lot and love to share it with you. I hope you enjoyed it too.
