@nelinoeva on the topic Feathered Friends - Show Me A Photo Contest Round 46 - BLURB.
Yeah.
Most often I get bad photos of birds in flight. Suddenly a bird flies by, I try to shoot it with the lens, but the settings are wrong and the image turns out blurry.
But often, near the feeder outside my window, birds have fun, play, fly from branch to branch, fight at the feeder. It can be funny.
This year, one chickadee was very interested in me. She sometimes hovers in flight in front of the window, sits on the window frame and looks at me. But then I realized that this is not one tit, but two of them.
This is the very moment when I realized that 2 birds were interested in me, not one. One sat on the window frame, and the second took off from it.
Here is a tit hovering in the air in front of the window and looking at me. Perhaps she wants me to let her into the house? I even thought that I should open the window. But it's cold outside. And if the birds think for a long time and are afraid, then somehow I would not like the cold to come into the house.
And even if a bird flies into the house, it will then get scared and I will have to catch it to release it back. My cats will not just sit on the sidelines, they will chase a bird and can cause such a mess in the house that my wife will scold me later.
I want to say that only tit is trying to communicate with me. Sparrows don't sit on the window. What happened this fall that these birds started behaving like this? What did I interest them in?
Tit tells me - I managed to sit on the window, I'll still look at you.
Interestingly, the moment was caught - the bird's wings are pressed to the body.
By the way, all these photos were taken by iPhone XR. I believe that he coped with his task. It has a small focal length and quite a quick response to an event.
I'll dilute the photo shoot of the blue tits a little and show the waxwing.
I had a large rowan tree growing on my plot. It gave a large shade and because of this, the pear and apple tree did not yield a crop. Last spring we decided to remove it. This rowan tree also interfered with our neighbors, so when they found out that we decided to cut it down, they even did it for us.
My plot has become lighter, pears and an apple tree have yielded a harvest this year. But the waxwings have lost their food. They flew to this tree every autumn and frolicked on it. But this year there are a lot of rowan trees and trees with berries in almost the entire village.
Oh, yeah. Usually my cats watch the birds with me. They sometimes fight with each other and can fight, but in this case they are accomplices.
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Good luck and have fun
