| Wow my bird bath is accepted by birds,
The first visitor came late morning; it was a sunny and hot day. When the sun is direct overhead in the month of April, not only birds but also we feel the unbearable heat in the air.
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| I think that’s why it came this early. First it sat on a branch close by. Then it was looking around to make sure whether it was safe. Satisfied with the surrounding, |
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| Hey it was not drinking!!!!! Diving straight in to the middle of the pot, bathing like crazy, what a beautiful sight! |
| The way it dipped its head and beat its wings, I was not sure whether my bird bath was enough for it. It was throwing water everywhere. It was a so beautiful sight to see. With sunlight catching on water droplets like silver rain. |
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| I did not know who else would come, but I was happy to see Red vented bulbul coming to my bird bath first. I can identify it well in my garden, and sometime in the last year, he built his nest in our house. |
| After immersing in the water for about four minutes, the red vented bulbul was sitting next to the bird bath, preening its feathers.. It was rearranging its feathers with the help of bath and preening after that. |
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| So bathing is not only keeps him clean, but also increases its flying efficiency. What a great achievement in a very simple process! |
Last Updated |
May 18, 2009
