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| Photo by Mr Ramanan - A STILL FROM 4K VIDEO-FZ300 + 1.7 TC=1020MM,ISO 125,F/2.8,-1/3 EV,AT 1/125 OF SECONDS |
This Flameback (Dinopium javanense) was seen by Mr Ramanan outside his home. What a beautiful capture of its moustachial stripe, the three toes, and its golden back!
For the last two months, there is one that visits the Terminalia catappa tree outside our bedroom window, and its rattling morning greeting unfailingly improves my mood.
The tree is so thickly grown that most days I am unable to spot it, so I'm happy for this picture.
The Flameback has now replaced the White Breasted Kingfisher, who stopped visiting when the Millingtonia was uprooted in the storm a few monsoons ago.
The tree is so thickly grown that most days I am unable to spot it, so I'm happy for this picture.
The Flameback has now replaced the White Breasted Kingfisher, who stopped visiting when the Millingtonia was uprooted in the storm a few monsoons ago.
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