When Nature Tells It's Story to Be Seen With Your Eyes🥰

Hi steemit garden friends wherever you are and wherever you are in the world! We wish you well and healthy to start the new year and new spirit with new positive mind. ️

Hopefully the natural disasters that have occurred in the last few days can soon be well organized and help each other for those in need.

Today accidentally outside the window when I wanted to clean and tidy up the bed that had been torn apart by the children during lunch accidentally from outside the window I saw three gud-gud birds walking around on a coconut tree tree that had been planted. cut down, they are like looking for something.

They didn't realize that I was watching their movements as they walked leisurely and danced merrily from one branch to another. This is a rare moment that I have never seen before, because this bird is known to be very aggressive and sensitive to sounds from a distance and is very observant.

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Centropus sinensis is the scientific name of the but-but bird (Indonesian) this is a type of bird that is very much in demand and even hunted by bird lovers. His glowing red eyes made everyone feel threatened but he was as exotic a bird as an eagle. The food also varies such as caterpillars, crickets, grasshoppers, has a distinctive black body and brown wings and red eyes, so anyone will know that it is a gud-gud bird even from a distance.

I enjoyed this story with my own eyes until he managed to disappear, it was like they were father, mother and son. I know that the nest will definitely not be far from my house because every night I hear the sound of this bird, but..but...but....

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I haven't visited my mother-in-law for a long time, I went to visit her with some fruit and some food that I cooked for dinner at her house. After dinner, I walked outside while looking at the garden which I had not taken care of since I moved. My eyes are attracted to the eggplant plant that grows right beside the entrance, only one stem, but so far the eggplant is growing well.

I also captured some rare plants that have been complementary to the collection in my father-in-law's garden recently, growing and shining very brightly, like a mini banana tree and said to have beautiful flowers.

There is also a prima donna plant that is still sought after by flower investors and has a high selling power, Red Anjamani, this flower takes a very long time to grow.shoots and has flowers like other caladiums, and the leaves are shiny red like plastic.

I want to keep them all in my house, but I can't because the condition of the soil in the yard of the house is still in a pond, and I really want to plant secondary crops and herbs to make it easier for me to get them when I'm in urgency and also save money and be free of pesticides. naturally.

I hope you all like it and are useful to read, if there are shortcomings I apologize, see you next time and continue to improve Steem for our future together.

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The situation is getting worse,
I get word here and there that nature is angry,
Angry when we don't care about him
Angry when we arbitrarily cut down trees here and there,
Angry when we just receive from him without giving the balance we should,
To whom does nature belong?
Flood everywhere,
The northern part of Aceh is in mourning,
Nature screams, will this be a lesson for us? If we don't work together to protect nature, then should we just sit idly by when nature's signals boom in our ears?
Not again, my friend,
I love nature, and I love you all
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