At our residence in Gurgaon, the millennium city, we made sure a small lawn space remained green by watering regularly. Spread a few grains regularly on the lawn, on the compound, and in a small earthen pot. Placed a large earthen pot full of water in the shadow. That resulted in the flying beauties of the birds visiting the space regularly individually as well as in small flocks. Take a look at the following photographs of the birds in my garden. May be you too can do something for the birds.
Birds in Garden
Birds visiting the garden regularly were Rose-ringed Parakeets, Jungle Babblers, Laughing Doves, Eurasian-collared Doves, Rock Pigeons, and White-throated Kingfisher. The best was the Peafowl making our garden its own residence. This Juvenile Peafowl found safety, food, and a playing area and used to be there all day resting in the shadow during sunny hours. Dancing in the garden to naturally flare its feathers to scare away even smaller birds competing for the grains and territory.
It used to pluck & eat all the fresh leaves of the plants. We were happy instead of being annoyed by it. It was like a routine for us to see them every day. Wondering what is wrong if they did not show up someday.
Photographs of Birds
Here are some of the photographs, we clicked. Have a look. You too can do the same to attract the natural beauties around your routine.
It is a pleasure to watch the birds around every day, in a city. What do you say?
Finally when pictures take on a writers pen, the writer is helpless! Pictures speak so much Anu. Lovely ones these!
Julia
wow..
you will certainly have a time pass, just watching them 🙂
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You shared Amazing and beautiful pictures. I like birds. I travelled to many bird places. I would like to visit this place also. Thank you so much for sharing beautiful pictures.
They are lovely… very lovely????????
Really informative and valuable blog, keep sharing.