Babui Bird's Nest and My Feelings.

Assalamu Alaikum, my post today begins with wishing everyone good health. To be honest, I am completely new to this platform and will try to work here with my utmost creativity. I am a nature lover, so I will try to share various topics of nature and personal feelings with you. The topic I came to post with you today is the Babui Bird's Nest. A few days ago, I saw several Babui birds on a palm tree and tried to take several pictures and I have arranged the post with all those feelings. Moreover, I have collected my feelings and information from various places and have come up with a post with you about how they create language, so let's start.

The male Babui bird first cuts 20-60 cm long hard fibers of raw grass, palm leaves or date palm leaves. They use their claws and beaks to make knots and loops on hanging branches or leaf tips to create a strong anchor or base. Then, once the solid base is created, they build a hollow ring or ring at the bottom. Then, they weave the upper part like an inverted bowl to form the arch of the main living room. It is at this stage that the male bird tries to attract a mate by flapping its wings.

If the female bird chooses the nest, the male Babui completes the construction of a safe round chamber inside to lay eggs. The inner walls of the nest are made heavy by applying a coating of soil or mud so that the nest does not overturn in strong winds or maintains balance when swaying.

Now, the most important technique for the safety of the nest is the narrow tube-shaped tunnel hanging downwards. Only the Babui bird can fly in from below through this long tunnel, like an inverted bottle, making it almost impossible for snakes or birds of prey to reach the eggs or chicks.

Once upon a time, the sight of the hanging nests of the Babui birds lined up in palm trees along the rural roads was breathtaking. The famous poem by poet Rajnikant Sen, "I call the Babui birds, they say, climb, brag about your art from your hut," is now going to be limited to the pages of books only.

Known as nature's unique craftsman or engineer, this Babui bird is not only a symbol of art, but also a blessing for our environment and agriculture.

Due to the indiscriminate cutting of palm trees, date palms and large trees, the Babui bird is not getting a place to nest. Due to the excessive use of chemical pesticides in crops, their food source is being destroyed and the birds are dying.

We need to be aware now to maintain the natural beauty and balance of the environment for our future generations. Let's plant palm trees and other indigenous trees and protect the habitat of wildlife and birds.

I hope you liked my post today. I will be back with another post very soon. I wish everyone good health and I am saying goodbye today.