Listen to the melodies of birds

The spring concerns of the birds include building nests and raising chicks. It is from the moment when the buds begin to bloom on the trees that the birds are already ready for construction. Many of them arrive in the spring from warm regions to their native places.

Some come back earlier, some a little later. They do not rest after the flight, but immediately get down to business. The birds are looking for a pair for breeding chicks, then they build a nest together.

Each bird builds a special nest. Nobody taught her this, but on the instincts of nature, she knows how to do it herself. Swallows build nests from lumps of earth, crows build nests from twigs in trees, ducks in reeds.

Sparrows can settle in hollows, and swifts build their nests on river banks in burrows above cliffs. They build whole bird towns. In their nests in the summer they will bring out chicks.

It's so nice to sit by the window and listen to the bewitching melodies of the nightingale. The most beautiful birdsong can be heard early in the morning, when everyone is still asleep.

The street is surrounded by silence, and the gentle chirping of birds is affectionately heard. With their singing, the birds express joy and love , and sometimes it can be a call to struggle or anxiety.

The most important quality of birds is the destruction of harmful insects, the crops of the fields and the harvest of gardens depend on them. They help us get rid of pests so we can enjoy our harvest.

Some birds do not fly away and remain to winter in their native lands, steadfastly sitting out cold and frost. We must help them survive by hanging feeders on trees in yards and parks so that any passer-by can replenish the feeder with seeds or cereals.

Without the singing of the birds, we would be much sadder, because nothing pleases the ear so much as the flooded trill of ringing birds.