Pheasant-Tailed Jacana

Hydrophasianus chirurgus

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2021-09-25. Dr.Jayaprakash V: White-Browed Bulbul.

2021-09-17. Dr.Jayaprakash V: Common Hawk-Cuckoo.

2021-08-28. Dr.Jayaprakash V: Shikra.

2021-08-27. Dr.Jayaprakash V: White-Throated Kingfisher.

2021-08-22. Dr.Jayaprakash V: Scaly-Breasted Munia.

2021-08-10. Dr.Jayaprakash V: White-Browed Wagtail.

2021-08-01. Dr.Jayaprakash V: Large Grey Babbler.

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2021-03-02. to photo # 00060022801 (White-Throated Kingfisher)

Vladilen: Beautiful

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2021-02-14. to photo # 00100001201 (Black-Hooded Oriole)

Ram Krishnan: Thank you. much appreciated.

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2021-02-14. to photo # 00100001201 (Black-Hooded Oriole)

Askar Isabekov: Dear Ram, I separated your series, please correct date and move the red marker to point of taking photos of each your series.

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2021-02-01. to photo # 00010085203 (Blue-Tailed Bee-Eater)

Jeby: I found this bee eater in my place Kumily idukki

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2021-01-27. to photo # 00060012401 (Eurasian Buzzard)

Askar Isabekov: This birds is not White-Eyed Buzzard, because adult White-Eyed Buzzards have pale eyes but don't have streaked underparts (photo), juvenile ones have dark eyes (photo). This bird is fist winter Common Buzzard (sample).

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2021-01-27. to photo # 00060021301 (Brahminy Starling)

伊莎贝尔科夫阿斯卡尔: This bird is Chestnut-Tailed Starling. Brahminy Starling in all plumages has dark cap in head.

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2020-09-06. to photo # 00060002601 (Jerdon's Bushlark)

Dr.Jayaprakash V: Thank you, Ashik! You could very well be correct!Regards,Jp

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2020-09-06. to photo # 00060002601 (Jerdon's Bushlark)

Ashik: This is jerdon's bushlark for sure

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2020-09-01. to photo # 00060009001 (Indian Courser)

Dr.Jayaprakash V: Awfully sorry! I am still feeling my way around this site! Since there is no PM facility, I missed your note.I shall be more careful in posting my images from now on..Jp

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2020-09-01. to photo # 00060002601 (Jerdon's Bushlark)

Dr.Jayaprakash V: Thanks Pavel, for the input. Going by the distribution, Indian Bush lark is seen in north-western, central and south-central India while this bird was photographed in South India. I am wondering if this is the female of Ashy_crowned Sparrow Lark..Jp [....]

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