Flowers That Grow On Fences And Farts

12 months ago

Hello all friends, How are you today, hopefully we are all still in good health and can participate in activities smoothly.

On this occasion I would like to show some of the images that I have prepared. I saw that there were wild plants that had very beautiful shapes and colors growing close to the fence. In the past when I was a child I often saw plants like that and now I have rarely seen plants like that and On this occasion I am very grateful to be able to see beautiful wild plants like this again. As we know wild plants are one of the plants that have very good quality both in terms of color and shape and not all wild plants are bad, but there are lots of wild plants that are still good.

I also want to display some pictures of farts around farm animals. The fart bird is a very brightly colored bird that is white and this bird has long legs, a long mouth beak, and the neck of this bird is also quite long. Herons usually play around farm animals or around rice fields or ponds because these birds love fish, both in the fields or in ponds. In the world of agriculture or the world of fishing, this bird is also considered a pest because it can interfere with activities in the agricultural sector. All right, friends, let's take a look at some of the photography results that I have prepared.

We can see, as I have shown, the flowers that grow on the fence have a very cool and healthy beauty attracted to these flowers so I took several pictures of the flowers when I saw them.

Herons in the area where I live are indeed a lot of roaming when livestock are released or when agricultural land is being planted with plants. Because of the nature of these fart birds they like to look for ticks on farm animals or look for fish on agricultural lands.

All right, friends, that's how many pictures I can show for today, hopefully with a few of these pictures it can make all friends and become beautiful pictures for all of us to see. Thank you to all my friends who have given me encouragement and opportunities and see you later in my next post.

Note, the words written in this article are in Indonesian, which I wrote first in the notes section of my smartphone application and then translated into English with the help of Google.