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| Two barbets, calling for mates. |
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| One bulbul, sitting sedate. |
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| Many mangoes...soon on my plate?! |
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Wayanad visit - 2019
Observations uploaded on � iNaturalist October 2019 A pre-covid visit with the family - a thoroughly enjoyable one, good food, quiet, lots o...
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Continued from here 16th Feb 2024 I was a bit sceptical about going into a "zoo" - I dont like zoos. But this turned out to be lik...
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On our recent visit to the Sundarbans, we saw several of these large crocodiles basking in the sun, including some baby ones. I marvelled a...
Lovely pics. Barbets are more heard than seen.
ReplyDeleteMr Ramakrishnan, thanks. This last fortnight, there's an interesting timing to their calling. After the crows at 6am, the bulbuls come on the trees near our window and give us their merry song. Then later by tenish, it's the barbets, with their tonk, tonk.
DeleteOf late, the afternoon is punctuated by koels too!
Beautiful... haiku-ish...
ReplyDeleteyou could have left it at "Looking for mate" to help the rhyme a bit...
Hmmm... I suppose so!
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