28th Dec 2011 to 31st, with cyclone Thane keeping us indoors all day on the 30th!
Pied bushchats and bulbuls everywhere.
The mermaid-in-the-lake seemed to point to the white-browed wagtail, which was on the rock to her left! Poor thing, her arm has dislocated with the effort!
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Asian Paradise flycatcher, that flitted in and out of the silver oak trees on the 31st morning. |
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White-bellied drongos - fascinating aerial swoops and dives as they caught insects on the fly! |
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My first ever Verditer flycatcher - the blue birdie on the wire. |
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Beautiful pics. The paradise flycatcher looks glorious.
ReplyDeleteIt was a captivating sight, Mr Ramakrishnan, to see it flitting gracefully from tree to tree, with its tail streaming behind - the picture doesn't do justice, sadly!
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