Bird Sightings and Some Life Updates

Hello, everyone! I hope you are all fine and healthy. As for me I am doing well, feeling great especially that my kids are now feeling well from fever. My son had a been vomiting for skipping lunch last Sunday when we went to the farm; he was not feeling well that morning and I was too clumsy to let him delay his meal. He also had tonsilitis and a very dry cough that made me sent him for check up on Monday when he was very weak and I even had to skip my work because of that. Good thing my boss was very understanding; besides I did not show up and they kind of had no choice.

Anyway, in Tuesday, my daughter had been feeling bad as well she got headache when she was at school and was sent home; I felt bad because along the way, she saw a kid bumped by a car and broke his leg; this is why I don't allow my kids to cross the road alone; we live near the highway and it was very risky.

They next day, my eldest daughter had headache and fever while she was at school, and good thing I gave her a phone enough to call and monitor her whenever she comes home and I asked her to drink medicine after her lunch and go to sleep which she did and today, she was feeling better.

Honestly, there were many people; kids and adults had been getting sick and pneumonia had been rampant; cough does not cure by mild medicines and every illness are getting stronger. I hope everyone will be vigilant and watch out for their health even more.

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Anyway, let me share some of the bird sightings I was able to take picture with back years ago. I hope you like them.

So I was working on a feed mill factory and of course, we process corn, wheat, soya and more here; spillage often happen and of course, it attract s birds that lived nearby. Honestly, dove birds were prominent here; they find ways to nest in narrow spaces on high ground to avoid disturbance and over just a few years of operation, dove birds multiplied a lot and they are uncontrollable.

Some of the young birds were taken by my colleagues to bring home, but the adults keep laying eggs since the food was abundant and they just can't be shooed from here. Their presence s alarming since they are like threats to the biosecurity of the feed mill plant and after many years, nets were installed to get them out of the premises but they were still here thriving and fighting to live daily.

Here are the photos

And or course,I had to include this wonderful sight of mountains and clouds, one filtered by by sunglasses and one is unfiltered.I love nature and as much as I can, I take photographs of them and keep them until my phone storage runs out.

So if you reached this part, I would like to thank you for your wonderful effort and time, keep safe always and stay healthy.