Man is a creature that plays an important role in the life of the ecosystem that exists in the universe. the role of human play of life depends very much and have to adapt to other living beings. That's the usual mutualisme symbiosis with we call.
A few days ago I visited my friends place to live that is in Kajhu, Aceh Besar. and there an awful lot there are farmed shrimp and farmed fish that became one of the livelihood of the people living in this area. the embankment is made by most of the community after the events that befell Aceh a few years ago. and after that the public begin to rebuild the economic mess that poor by Genesis.
Up to now there are lots of ponds belonging to the community here and also there have been many get results from this effort. back to my discussion about my visit to the place of my friends who are in Kajhu, Aceh Besar. arriving there I saw embankment are so vast and overgrown by mangrove vegetation among the fishponds. the thing that attracted me to take photos this is the joy of the looks of a flock of white cranes and communicating with one another. see this sight it felt I want to linger on this place. It's like nobody wants to leave this place quickly. Here are some pictures that I can capture it when visiting my friend's residence.
All image taken with Canon EOS 600D
How do you think about this post guys ??
Maybe enough, see you on the next post.
Thank you.
Hi @herzaseptian thank you for sharing post. Now I rarely see storks, is it extinct?
Because before the tsunami, I often see storks around my residence and they fly over my house, because not far from my house there are still rice fields and ponds, but now rice and pond areas are transformed into housing complex. It is unfortunate.😥
hehehe,, thanks for the comment kak @noerulhd, It was nice of you to stopped by to my post.
Amaxing, It looks like a love tree @herzaseptian
I like it
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Nice photos @herzaseptian. I like it
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