Shoudai bird was photographed for the first time in Chengdu Botanical Garden.

The first time I photographed the white-shouldered bird was in Chengdu Botanical Garden.

One day, news came from the bird friends group that there was a white-shouldered bird in the botanical garden. After I got the news, I took a bus to the botanical garden the next morning.

The exact location of the birds is not very clear, but I saw several birds carrying camera bags in front of me, so I quickly followed them. Chatting and chatting, we all got the news in the group to shoot birthday tapes, beating around the bush and finally coming to Bird Point.

At this time, it is the season when life-saving birds feed young birds. As soon as I got there, I saw a long line of shooting teams. I looked in the direction of everyone's camera, but I couldn't see the bird. The forest is very dense, and everyone uses ropes to surround it at a safe distance, forming a semicircle on the periphery. However, there are also bird friends who get rid of the branches in front and expose the bird's nest in people's sight because there are branches blocking the line of sight. So birds are particularly insecure.

Every time I think about this shooting incident, I feel sad. With the development of human beings, the living environment of birds is getting smaller and worse. Although Chengdu Botanical Garden still maintains its original ecology, people are frightened by taking photos of birds to expose the original hidden nests. I was so sad that I took two pictures and left.

I like shooting naturally in the natural environment. I am happy to be photographed, but I am not happy to be photographed. Enjoy walking and exercising in the natural oxygen bar in the forest. I don't like to seduce me with bird flutes or food.

It is estimated that this bird will not appear in people's sight in this place in the next year, and will choose a safer place to raise its baby.

We often hear that birds can tell touching stories in their own lives in order to protect their own birds. So we humans should respect their lives and protect their living space.

When I left the Botanical Garden in the afternoon, I caught a pond heron that naturally took off from a big tree at sunset, and its wings were dyed golden by the glow of the sun.