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The Birds...

I have tried to post video from the Blogger platform on the Smartphone but was not possible because there are no interface or tools to do so. So far I could only post photos and not video. I am bogginng this post both from the cellphone and the laptop. The old interface are gone on the laptop and only a few tools are now availble to do the posting.  BTW all my recent posting are done from the cellphone. I took this video using the cellphone and had to tranfer the above image to the laptop before I gould upload it here. Anyway here it goes. 

 I love to see little animals like squirrel and birds in my little garden. To attract them to come and go freely I hang a bird feeder and every morning I would put foods like bread and fruits to feed on.  Normally squirrel and the Merbau birds would come to feed but this morning I was happy to see many small birds starts to patronise my little garden. As can be seen in  these video that I took this morning these little birds are seen chirping happily, perhaps enjoying the snacks including the nectar from the flowers available there. I never like to put animals in cages so I decided to create an environment that would draw these small ànimals. As they often say create a conducive environment and they would come. As can be seen indeed it works. I am delighted and hopes more birds and other small animals would made the garden their habitat as well. 

Well folks, life is like that. Have a nice day.
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