Nature gives us a lot of beauty. Beauty can be both obvious and imperceptible at first glance. It may well happen that walking in a park or forest, you involuntarily admire the bright plumage of a chirping bird. And then, after looking closely, notice that it sits on an extraordinary bizarre branch that you really want to pick. But how to do this so as not to frighten off the bird? After all, birds are very useful and deserve only respect and all kinds of protection from a person.
Instructions
Step 1
Do not try to sneak up on the bird from behind or from the side. Birds have good hearing. And vision is generally better developed than any other animal species. Even if the bird is sitting by the trunk, and you only want to break off the very tip of the branch, you will not be able to do this without disturbing the forest chirp. And upon noticing you, she will immediately fly away - the birds have an instant reaction.
Step 2
Wait a while until the bird flies away by itself. Don't worry, the wait is unlikely to be long. Feathered are very active creatures and do not stay in one place for a long time.
Step 3
In order not to waste time in vain, take a walk around the neighborhood. Look closely at other branches on other trees that are far enough away from the bird. It is quite possible that you will come across a much more attractive specimen, which you did not immediately notice. If there are no other trees, just admire the surroundings. When walking, try not to make loud sounds and sudden movements - birds are very shy and suspicious.
Step 4
If during your walk the bird has not left the branch, and you have not found another suitable one, wait a little longer. Being in the fresh air has a beneficial effect on the human body. Relax. Think of something nice. Breathe deeply. Feel like a part of wildlife - it is great to relax and set you in a poetic mood. Even if you pluck a branch without disturbing the bird, you will not succeed, during this walk you will greatly strengthen your nervous and cardiovascular systems.
Step 5
If you no longer have time to wait, and the bird has not flown away, remember the location of the tree. Look around carefully. There are probably some natural landmarks to help you find the branch on your next visit. If there are no such obvious landmarks, make them yourself. For example, tear a handkerchief into small strips and tie them to the branches of nearby trees.
Step 6
Return to the tree the next day. Examine the branch carefully. If the bird is still on it, repeat all the above procedures.
Step 7
When the bird finally flies away on its own, feel free to cut off the branch - now you definitely won't scare anyone away with your actions.
