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| I didn't see the flamingos since the Sewri spot is now inaccessible. |
03-Dec-2023
6:46 PM
Traveling
2.01 km
66 Minutes
All birds reported? Yes
Comments: Empty plots around have fig trees
30 Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon)
1 Asian Koel
6 Black Kite
1 Coppersmith Barbet
1 Alexandrine Parakeet
7 Rose-ringed Parakeet
1 Spot-breasted Fantail (White-spotted Fantail)
9 House Crow
2 Common Tailorbird
1 Blyth's Reed Warbler
2 Red-vented Bulbul
5 Purple-rumped Sunbird
6 Indian Silverbill (White-throated Munia)
25 House Sparrow
Number of Taxa: 14
In the heart of Sewri, it just takes a couple of fig trees and a Jackfruit to create a little haven for birds, it seems.
The Alexandrine, the Silverbills and the fantail were such a delight.
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| A Mocis frugalis - Sugarcane Looper -Identified via iNaturalist - spent the night on our room curtain. |
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| A Blue pea vine had these beautiful blooms. |
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| The Banyan did not have much bird activity and I wondered why. |
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| It was the Jackfruit corner that was buzzing with sparrows, babblers, sunbirds and the fantail, |
Was the Banyan fruiting?
ReplyDeleteYes it was.
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