#"Arboretum" Sunny Morning: Magpies, Residents of the Pine Forest #"Arboretum" in the magpies, even more tourists. They are a black head, because the eyes and beak are also

#"Arboretum" Sunny Morning: Magpies, Residents of the Pine Forest #

There are even more magpies in the "arboretum" than tourists. They are a black head, because the eyes and beak are also black. They have a black and white dorsal abdomen, and a long straight tail feather that is beautiful and folded when alert. The feathers on the back of the tail are the most beautiful, and they are glowing blue in the black light. When I walked away, I jumped with a bungee belt, and it was a little bit crooked. Earlier, the bird was seen on the roof of the old bungalow of the family college factory. There is such a big one that it will always be seen running to the wavy roof to drink the accumulated rainwater. After drinking the water, he flew over the parking lot and burrowed into the row of poplar trees. When I walked in this "arboretum" and saw them everywhere, I was able to recognize them very well.

I didn't dare to get too close to them, so I could only extend the focal length to take pictures, but there were quite a few of them in the forest garden, and there were often three or two within seven or eight meters of the grass between the trees. They always seem to forage on the grass, pecking at grass seeds or bugs in the grass. They are not too afraid of people, keeping a distance of three or four meters from pedestrians, staring at the bushes, looking left and right, or focusing on food in the grass. In this wood there are fruits that fall from trees, pine towers, small berries and so on. The forest raises birds, and the birds fertilize the forest. Then there are birds singing and flowers, and there are pines and clouds. The habitat of many birds here reflects the good ecology from the side. This benefits people and protects birds. The Academy of Agricultural Sciences has done a great job in engaging in this forest.

2022.9.3