How are you? I hope you are well with the help of the great creator. I am also well with your prayers. I came to present a beautiful post with love to the Camping Club Steemit community. I hope you will like my new blog today.

Among domesticated animals, I like domestic chickens the most. Since I was little, I have been observing that these birds are kept in our family all year round. So today I have brought you quite a few photographs of these beautiful birds. You will be very happy to know that all these birds are in the houses of all my uncles. That is, in our house. I noticed that a domestic rooster and hen were busy eating and drinking in the open natural environment next to the garden of our house. I almost occasionally notice that the roosters and hens of our house and other houses around us eat and drink together like this. When several domesticated birds come together, it seems like a lot and it is also nice to see their movements together.

It was late afternoon. A native rooster and his flock of hens were searching in the shade of the trees at the edge of the field. They were digging the ground with their beaks, looking for insects. The rooster was keeping a watchful eye around to make sure that no danger was coming. It was as if the insects hiding underground were no longer safe. Their beautiful love and the moment of preserving and eating insects together fascinated me, so I took photos again and again. Suddenly, a hen dug a big caterpillar out of the ground with its beak.

In the blink of an eye, the others also came running, but the hen quickly swallowed the insect. Sometimes the rooster calls out "tok tok" when it finds something, as if to inform the others, "Come here, there is food here!" The little chicks come running, and the hen finds their food with a loving look. However, at this moment, it was not possible to capture the little ones in photography. They were on my other side. In this way, they dug the ground and collected their food until the sun went down. In harmony with nature, they silently leave the impression of an orderly life in the rural courtyard.