Oriental Magpie-Robin

Friends, you all know our national bird, the Doel. This bird is native to rural Bengal and can be seen everywhere. We like and love this bird more than other birds. So when I took the photo, I was fascinated by the Doel bird and was able to take a photo. In the middle of a field surrounded by greenery, there is a narrow cement pole. On the top of that pole, basking in the first light of the morning, sits a single Doel bird with a dazzling black and white pattern on its body, as if painted with nature's hand brush. The white color of its chest is as soft as morning dew, and the black feathers of its wings are shining with a light blue glow in the sunlight. It looks around with curious eyes, sometimes arranging its wings with its small beak, and sometimes calling in a sweet tone, as if it is secretly talking to someone. Its feathers tremble in the light breeze, but there is still a brave glint in Doel's eyes. This is its kingdom, from this pole it sees the whole world. It kept looking at me. I was also silently zooming in and trying to capture its photo at that moment. Maybe the bird thought I was going to attack it. But I wanted to take a few pictures very beautifully. The morning scent was floating in the soft grass next to it, the sound of cow bells in the distance and the chirping of birds were creating a unique melody. The doyel bird was slowly tilting its head and listening to everything, as if it wanted to capture this moment forever in its little heart. The doyel sitting on this pole is not just a bird, it is a living symbol of the sky, land and freedom of Bangladesh. Various poets have written many stories and poems about this doyel bird. We used to have pictures of doyel birds on our money. There are many things written about the doyel bird in children's books. This is the only bird that carries the symbol of our national bird of Bangladesh. Therefore, we should be kind to all these small beautiful birds.