GalleryHyacinth stops the nets on Kaptai, hibiscus in a yard: the day in pictures
Prothom Alo photographers on 5 November: a fisher on Kaptai Lake, cheap cabbage in Dinajpur, hibiscus in a Sirajganj yard and thick fog in Rangpur.
GalleryProthom Alo photographers on 5 November: a fisher on Kaptai Lake, cheap cabbage in Dinajpur, hibiscus in a Sirajganj yard and thick fog in Rangpur.
GalleryA photo story by Prothom Alo's Saurav Das: clusters of white flowers across the trees, with bees, butterflies and small birds around them.
GalleryCoffee beans drying in a Bandarban yard, a Faridpur farmer tending murikata onions, ducks on a Nikli haor at dusk and fog over Panchagarh: the day's farm and nature pictures from Prothom Alo's photographers.
GalleryProthom Alo's photographers' round for 1 November runs from Rangamati's flowers and a bee on lemon blossom to Barishal's hilsa landing, Manikganj's paddy and Sreepur's whistling ducks.
EnvironmentAs late autumn begins, purple and white water hyacinth flowers cover the Singahara river, beels and low ground in Dimla, Nilphamari; the upazila agriculture officer warns that too much hyacinth harms water bodies.
GalleryBangladesh on 26 October through Prothom Alo's photographers: a carpenter bee on bean flowers in Pabna, water hyacinth in bloom in Sirajganj, fish lifted from Kaptai Lake, radishes going to market in Bogura and a cabbage field in Rangpur.
GalleryBangladesh on 25 October through Prothom Alo's photographers: vegetables brought to market by boat in Bandarban, coriander sown in Rangpur, okra on a fish-gher bank in Khulna and date sap boiled into jaggery in Rajshahi.
GalleryProthom Alo's photographers on 22 October caught late-autumn fields, markets and nature: Pabna's beans, Bogura's irrigation and coconut market, Khulna's pumpkins and betel nut, Rangpur's fishers, water lilies and mongooses, Rangamati's butterflies and birds.
GalleryLate-autumn mist and dew-soaked fields, yardlong bean flowers in Rangamati, soil carried for betel leaf gardens in Rangpur and rice cut on Bandarban's hills: the country's fields and nature through Prothom Alo's photographers on 19 October.
GalleryA thin mist over green rice fields, fog over far hills and children at play: Prothom Alo photographer Anis Mahmud's pictures of hemanta, the late-autumn season, in the villages of the Sylhet region.
Okra blossom in Sirajganj, dew on a creeper in Rangamati, a farmer taking his cattle to plough in Rangpur and Malabar spinach for sale in Cumilla: Bangladesh's fields and roads on 17 October through Prothom Alo's photographers.
Bangladesh, the land of six seasons, is seeing its seasonal pattern break down, which weather experts blame on climate change, with direct effects on farming.
Kartik, where monsoon meets winter, is the time to raise winter vegetable seedlings and plant potatoes and sweet potatoes.