Faithful white eared bulbul

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Hello Everyone
I haven't been photographing birds for a few months, but today I was very interested in trying to photograph birds with the 70-300mm lens. In reality, the lens is still not very close to the subject, but it did not make me give up taking some photos. Yesterday morning, I got up early and went straight to the tree in my yard because I was sure the birds would look for bait in the tree. Now. My guess is very good because I didn't wait that long. It turned out that in the tree there were several birds perched on the power lines. This is something very special because I rarely shoot from a distance.

I need to quickly adjust the camera such as ISO and shutter speed so that the captured image is not blurry. Some of the pictures I took weren't good because I couldn't hold my breath, so the footage wasn't good either. I tried experimenting with how to support the camera on the arm so it doesn't move. And it turns out that I can bring good pictures, even if they are not perfect yet. I think it's because I rarely try to use the lens, So it became an experience for me to keep experimenting Like a madman.

I was so lucky because I could see the camera catch clearly and my shot was of the White-eared bulbul. This bird is very faithful to its partner, even its children. As we can see in this picture, this bird is really romantic and the male bird also brings food to his chicks. The white-eared nightingale is native to Asia but has recently migrated to the Arabian Peninsula. What is very interesting about this bird is the color of the ear feathers which are white and the bill is black.

Currently, White-eared bulbul is rarely found here, there may be a decrease in population due to people often shooting with air rifles and migrating to other areas. I had to be quiet while shooting so the atmosphere wouldn't be disturbed and the bird wouldn't leave the tree.