Fieldfare looking for worms in young green grass

It's already warm. The grass in the forest glades is already clearly visible. The warm period gave her the opportunity to grow rapidly. This is used by forest birds. They flock to clearings and look for food among the stalks of young grass.

Fieldfares can often be seen gathering in the clearings in small flocks. They deftly find themselves worms among the grass. Sometimes it's funny to watch one fieldfare find a big worm. He drags it along the ground and cannot eat it right away. It happens when two fieldfares grab one worm from different ends. They drag the worm in different directions. Sometimes, while they are sorting out the relationship between themselves, the worm crawls away from them.

Then they start looking for him, but often they don't find him. That's how they can't share food. As a result, they remain hungry. They need to look for new food. And they again begin to inspect the grass in search of new worms.

It's good that fieldfares are not very shy. If you do not move and do not make sudden movements, they themselves come very close. As a result, by acting carefully, you can make good photos. Fieldfares will sometimes freeze in one pose and scan the area around them.

So they last quite a long time. They listen to the sounds of the forest. Perhaps they listen to the voices of other birds. Maybe they have very good hearing. Perhaps they hear worms crawling under the grass.

Sometimes they stand and listen to the sounds of the forest. It's just like in this photo. Maybe they listen to the sounds of other birds. Maybe they feel the sounds that we do not hear.

It is good to walk through the spring forest in good weather. Look at the birds and listen to their singing.