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Scarecrow in the rice field. The landscape of the fields when harvesting. Concept of Halloween holiday.

Asian farmer working and walking in a rice field in Ubud Bali

Scarecrow standing in a vibrant green arrozal in Puebla del Río, Sevilla, España. Agricultural landscape under a clear blue sky.

Scarecrow in rice fields.

scarecrow to scare away rice-eating birds

Malaysian teenager walking with stretched arm at scenic green rice field and small river

$The Terasaka Rice Terraces are the largest rice terraces in Saitama Prefecture, located at the confluence of Yokozegawa River (a tributary of the Arakawa River) and the Sozawagawa River (a tribunary of Yokozegawa). The rice terraces are located 230 to 270 meters above sea level, and stretch 400m from East to West, and 250m from North to South. Of the total area of around 5.2 hectares, around 4 hectares is cultivated as rice fields (around 25 fields). The terraces also offer an imposing view of magnificent Mt. Buko.\nThis place is also famous for its spider flowers (also called Equinox flower in Japan), which are in full bloom in late September.$

Scarecrow on rice fields in Japan

Scarecrow stands guarding the field.

Green rice paddy rice fields with a low mountain range behind at Banda Aceh at the north end of Sumatra the large Indonesian island

Scarecrow straw man guarding rice fields, thailand

This image shows a peaceful rural landscape. In the foreground is a lush green meadow, in the middle is a row of dense bushes, in the background are fields of various crops, and in the distance are hills shrouded in mist. The sky is overcast, creating a tranquil atmosphere.

Humanoid scarecrows are usually dressed in old clothes and placed in open fields to discourage birds from disturbing and feeding on recently cast seed and growing crops

view of rice fields with huts

Scarecrows wear Malays traditional costume protect in paddy field

$The Terasaka Rice Terraces are the largest rice terraces in Saitama Prefecture, located at the confluence of Yokozegawa River (a tributary of the Arakawa River) and the Sozawagawa River (a tribunary of Yokozegawa). The rice terraces are located 230 to 270 meters above sea level, and stretch 400m from East to West, and 250m from North to South. Of the total area of around 5.2 hectares, around 4 hectares is cultivated as rice fields (around 25 fields). The terraces also offer an imposing view of magnificent Mt. Buko.\nThis place is also famous for its spider flowers (also called Equinox flower in Japan), which are in full bloom in late September, as you can recognize in some photos.$

Senior's back and rice field

Homemade wooden tool to flatten the mud in a rice paddy before transplanting the young rice plants. The picture is taken in Harau in the northern part of Sumatra

scarecrow in rice field

Rear view of a senior man driving a rice planting machine and planting his rice crop in rural Japan

A scarecrow is a decoy or mannequin that is often in the shape of a human. Humanoid scarecrows are usually dressed in old clothes and placed in open fields to discourage birds from disturbing and feeding on recently cast seed and growing crops. Scarecrows are used around the world by farmers, and are a notable symbol of farms and the countryside in popular culture.

A drone view of golden yellow paddy field in Sekinchan, Selangor Malaysia.

scarecrows in the fields to scare away rice-eating birds

$The Terasaka Rice Terraces are the largest rice terraces in Saitama Prefecture, located at the confluence of Yokozegawa River (a tributary of the Arakawa River) and the Sozawagawa River (a tribunary of Yokozegawa). The rice terraces are located 230 to 270 meters above sea level, and stretch 400m from East to West, and 250m from North to South. Of the total area of around 5.2 hectares, around 4 hectares is cultivated as rice fields (around 25 fields). The terraces also offer an imposing view of magnificent Mt. Buko.\nThis place is also famous for its spider flowers (also called Equinox flower in Japan), which are in full bloom in late September, as you can recognize in some photos.$

Irrigation of rice fields using pump wells with the technique of pumping water from the ground to flow into the rice fields. The pumping station where water is pumped from a irrigation canal system. Irrigate diesel machine.

Beautiful countryside landscape with sunflowers fields agricultural plantations, green trees, hills and cloudy sky background

Strawman in Thai farm field in a day light

A serene and vibrant image capturing young rice seedlings sprouting in a flooded paddy field. The fresh green shoots are reflected in the shallow water, illustrating the early stages of rice cultivation. The soft, natural lighting enhances the delicate nature of the seedlings and the lush green hue of the plants. This photograph is ideal for themes related to agriculture, growth, and the natural cycle of life, showcasing the beginning of a rice crop's journey. The image highlights the traditional method of rice farming and the peaceful atmosphere of a rural landscape.

Traditional Malays cloth scare crows in sunset hour.

This is a rice field after a flood in a rural area of Xishuangbanna, Yunnan. The traces of water flow are clearly visible, and some areas are still covered by water. The fields have not yet recovered and are muddy and wet. The mountains and fields in the distance complement each other, depicting the direct impact of floods on agricultural ecosystems and reflecting the complex relationship between farmland and the natural environment.

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