I want to continue in the contest by @nelinoeva.
This week's theme - BIRDS WITH HUMANMADE THINGS.

Birds are very fond of sitting on objects that man has built. They probably think that it is for them that we stretch electric wires between poles, build all sorts of stairs, bridges. But we must admit that we build feeders specifically for birds!



There are a lot fewer birds near my feeder this week than last week. It has already become relatively warm outside, the snow has begun to melt, the birds can already look for their own food.
But I keep putting food. Frosts are still waiting for us ahead.






They probably see me. They're all looking in my direction. Sometimes birds turn their tails to me. Tits do this especially often. Are they not afraid of me? But I think there should always be a few birds. A hawk flew in today and tried to catch a chickadee. He made 3 flights around the tree, probably wanted the bird to get scared and fly from the tree. But the chickadee clung to the tree and sat. The hawk flew away.



Karelian swallows know for sure that people pull wires especially for them! They really like to sit on the wires. They even draw them in math textbooks so that children learn to count: birds have arrived, birds have flown away.



They are not swallows, but they are also very willing to sit on wires.
The Bohemian Waxwing. Last fall I didn't even see them in our village. And not only in our village. Their main autumn food (rowan) hangs in many places untouched. It's all weird! Something must have happened to these birds.



This woodpecker brings fir cones to the post, fixes them in a special hollow, which he made with his beak, and then pecks out the seeds from the cone!



Look, friends, what a beautiful green bird. There was a whole flock of them. I counted 15 heads. And today there were only 2 such birds. In summer, I hardly see these birds. They fly in the floodplain valley.



Sparrows are robbers. They have a lot of fun chirping and tweeting in the early morning. Probably telling each other something funny.



And here's a crow decided to sit on a pole. Birds love pillars. But I'm thinking - this is a very dangerous place, a predator can very easily catch a bird in such a place!



This bird will be sitting here for a long time. She has nowhere to hurry. She is not afraid of frost and does not feel hungry


With this, I will probably finish a small review of the places made by man, on which birds like to sit.
I hope, friends, that you liked my photo review of birds.

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