Kingfisher

 He is always in our backyard in the morning.

A kingfisher is a stunning bird with bright and distinctive plumage, often featuring bright blue or green feathers on its back and wings, and a white or beige underbelly. It is a medium-sized bird, typically measuring around 15-20 centimeters in length, with a long, pointed beak that is perfectly adapted for catching fish.

If you have a kingfisher perched on a metal pole in your backyard, you are fortunate indeed! Kingfishers are typically found near water, as they feed on fish and other aquatic creatures, so it is likely that there is a body of water nearby. The fact that the kingfisher has chosen to perch on a metal pole suggests that it is using it as a lookout point, scanning the area for potential prey.

Watching a kingfisher in action can be a mesmerizing experience. When it spots a fish swimming in the water below, it will dive headfirst into the water, often disappearing completely beneath the surface for several seconds before emerging with its catch firmly grasped in its beak.

Overall, the presence of a kingfisher in your backyard is a sign that you are living in a vibrant, natural environment with plenty of water and other resources to support a diverse range of wildlife. Enjoy the beauty of this magnificent bird as it perches on its metal pole, and appreciate the rich ecosystem that surrounds you.