My selection of photos of feathered friends

I see more wagtails running than flying. This cute black wagtail was walking along the river bank. I often see these birds near the water or on the sidewalks. I like them better next to the water - they look beautiful.

This year we have a lot of thrushes. They are quite noisy birds. As soon as you enter the park, they immediately start making loud noises in their bird language. I see a lot of fieldfare running through the grass in search of food. But at the sight of a person with a camera, they immediately warn with a shout. It also scares away other birds. Although I always go to photograph birds with food, but there is little use. They don't fit my food. You have to disguise yourself, but with the sound of the camera, they often fly away again.

The bird in the photo above looks like a song thrush in plumage color. But the form is different. Perhaps because the bird was photographed a split second before the flight. The photo is not sharp, but I like the emotion of the bird.

City pigeons are often undeservedly deprived of attention. It is extremely rare to see them being photographed. But I do it sometimes. Pigeons are also beautiful birds.

I like this color of doves. Pretty attractive motley dove.

And this is a wood pigeon. It differs from its urban counterparts in the shape. And the wood pigeons are larger than city pigeons.

The magpie is one of my favorite photography subjects. The interest is caused by the fact that the magpie is a very cautious bird. It has never been possible to photograph a magpie up close. She quickly reacts to the attention of a person and immediately flies away.

Wild ducks live with us all year round. They are not afraid of people. People feed them and ducks trust them. This handsome drake didn't mind me taking a picture of him.