#春日生活打卡季 #
There is a bird that often inhabits small rivers, streams, lakes and irrigation canals with shrublands or sparse forests, clear and slow flowing water. It preys on fish, eating crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It is a well-known kingfisher, except for the red beak and red legs, most of the body is emerald green a small bird.
In spring and summer, kingfishers are often seen by the river or pond "pearlescent blue back feathers, orange-red chest, glowing eyes, lightning skimming over the water, flying graceful figures", which is the scene of kingfishers fishing by the river.
Kingfishers often inhabit branches or rocks near the water's edge, waiting for opportunities to hunt fish and shrimp. Often for a long time without moving to the surface of the water, as soon as he sees the fish and shrimp in the water, he immediately plunges into the water in an extremely fast and fierce posture and catches them with his mouth.
Kingfishers are divided into two major types, the water-dwelling kingfisher and the forest-dwelling kingfisher, and often take the form of ambush to prey. Aquatic kingfishers are masters of fishing and are the most common group of kingfishers, such as the great kingfisher. The linqi kingfisher preys on a variety of small animals, such as the laughing kingfisher.
Our common aquatic kingfisher is more, directly on the aquatic kingfisher group for everyone to enjoy:
The beautiful kingfisher figure in the lotus pond, the beautiful lotus flower, the light and flowing posture of the kingfisher, or stay on the tip of the lotus flower, or spread its wings and fly, a beautiful picture of flowers and birds.
Below is a group of kingfishers on the branches of the river, with sharp eyes, watching the movements in the water, waiting for the figure of the fish.
When the kingfisher found the figure of the fish, it rushed into the water with lightning speed, which was definitely a fighter among the birds.
After catching the fish at an astonishing speed, it quickly took off and flew back to the branches.
Occasionally, kingfishers can be seen frolicking and flying on the water, on the branches, and on the lotus leaves.
Kingfishers, no matter what kind of posture, give people a sense of beauty, and it is not an exaggeration to call them "fishing spirits".