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I hope you all are fine. I am also fine here. Today's post is on Feathered Friends. For this Feathered Friends Round 239 it is free topic. i am going to share with you a photographs of beautiful Red Junglefowl. I am presenting the first photograph as my entry for today's post in Feathered Friends Show Me A Photo Contest Round 239 run by 
In the above photograph, a red jungle fowl is seen gracefully walking along a quiet forest path. The bird seen in this photograph is walking back and forth with its bright feathers and confidence. This bird is believed to be the wild ancestor of the domestic chicken found in homes and farms around the world. In the above photograph, this bird can be seen roaming freely in its natural environment, such as a dusty forest floor covered with dry leaves and branches. The tall grass and bamboo in the background of this bird look beautiful.
The red junglefowl is mainly found in the forests of South and Southeast Asia. This bird mainly prefers to live in habitats such as dense forests, bamboo thickets and forest edges near water sources. In the photograph, the bird's bright red comb and wattle, along with the orange and gold feathers on its neck, stand out beautifully against the calm tones of the forest. The bird's long, curved tail feathers shine in green and black. Which gives him a majestic appearance. Every detail, from his upright posture to his alert eyes, reflects his wild and free nature.
This bird is known to be both cautious and curious. This bird usually roams the forest in search of seeds, insects and small fruits. All these things are found by this bird around a river or water. In the photograph above, this bird can also be seen standing on the side of a water tank and drinking water. Despite its bright colors, this bird is known for being fast and alert. This bird is ready to disappear into the trees at the slightest sign of danger.
Every art of the bird seen in the photographs presented here reminds us of how life flourishes peacefully in the forests, far from human activity. It also makes us think about how domestic chickens, which have become a part of human life, trace their lineage to such wild and magnificent creatures. This photograph is a reminder of how important it is to preserve such wild habitats, where animals like the red junglefowl live freely.
I hope that my post will accept the Show Me A Photo Contest Round 239.
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