Some bird photography from the museum

How are you all? I hope you are all doing well. I am also doing well with your prayers and love. From today, I started walking a new path in a new community. I hope I can go a long way in a new community. If your prayers and love are with me. There is always a lot of happiness in discovering something new. Anyway, today I have come to share a photography post with you. I hope you will like my post.

To me, photography is an art. And if that photography can be done with the sweetness of the mind, then photography becomes quite attractive and beautiful. Of course, not everyone can take beautiful photography. However, if we can understand the camera lens and focus and take a little time to take photography, then we can also become a skilled photographer. And we can showcase our skills beautifully. So we should learn this beautiful art beautifully.

Birds are a unique creation of nature. As they fly in the sky, they also make the beauty of the world more colorful. Birds maintain the balance of our environment and affect various aspects of our lives. Their chirping wakes us up in the morning and makes us feel good. Birds are not just animals, they are part of our culture, literature and creative thinking. Birds live in almost every region of the world. From deserts to deep forests, from mountains to the seashore - birds can be found everywhere. There are about 10,000 species of birds in the world. Some of these birds are very familiar to people, such as crows, pigeons, ospreys, doves, mynas, jays, sparrows, etc. Some birds are rare and can only be seen in specific regions.

There are about 700 species of birds found in Bangladesh. Some of these birds are permanent residents, while others are migratory. Many birds migrate to Bangladesh during winter to escape the cold weather of the region near the North Pole. These migratory birds come to our country and take shelter in the rivers, hoars, ponds, bells and water bodies. But unfortunately, many people hunt these birds. This not only reduces the number of birds, but also disrupts the natural balance of nature.

Birds do us many good things. They protect farmers' crops by eating insects. Many birds eat the fruits of trees and disperse the seeds, thereby helping new trees grow. Some birds, like honey bees, help in pollination, which ensures the transformation of flowers and fruits into plants. This natural contribution of birds is undoubtedly important for human life.

Birds form a kind of bond with humans. Some people keep birds in their homes—birds like jays, mynas, or pigeons. Humans develop an emotional bond with them. Many poets and writers have used birds as the subject of their poems or stories. Doel, Papiya, or Bulbuli are mentioned repeatedly in Rabindranath Tagore's poems.