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Saturday, November 21, 2009

Mount Abu Birds Mid-November 2009

Mount Abu Birds Mid-November 2009


Black Redstart (Phoenicurus ochruros)
Taken in my garden at Kumrwada
Black-rumped Flameback
Taken on my morning walk in a field near the air force cantonment area

Black-winged Kite
Taken in Dhundai Old Pilgrim Road

Black-winged Kite

common kingfisher
Taken on the way to Honeymoon Point

common kingfisher
Honeymoon Point

common kingfisher


Common Sandpiper
The stream that flows in Dhundai

Graceful Prinia

Hoopoe
On my walk to Gyan Saravor
Hoopoe

Hoopoe


Hoopoe


Indian comorant
The stream in Dhundai

Little Cormorant

Little Cormorant

Little Cormorant

Kestrel
The Old Pilgrim road Nr. Neelkant Temple

Crested Serpent Eagle
Honeymoon Point

Crested Serpent Eagle

Crested Serpent Eagle

Crested Serpent Eagle

long tail shrike
Nr My Dhundai house close to Neel Kant Temple

long tail shrike
Mini Nakki Lake on the way to Oria

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Long tail Shrike

one drenched parrot

Oriental Turtle Dove

Peahen
Behind the Dilwara Temple

Pied Kingfisher
The steam in front of Neel Kant Temple

Pied Kingfisher

White-browed Wagtail
On my Nakki Lake round

 Heron

Pond

Jungle Crow
opp my house in Neel kant

Scaly-breasted Munia
Opp my house Neel Kant

Threesome

White-browed Wagtail

White-browed Wagtail


White-throated Fantail

Wood sandpiper

Woolly-necked Stork
Opposite the Air Force base





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5 comments:

  1. Lovely. Thanks for the update.

    It is such a coincidence that I had visited the blog early yesterday morning wondering why there were no updates for such a long time. :)


    Thanks for sharing these wonderful pics.

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  2. Anonymous1:26 pm

    wish I were there to be in the company of the birds that you captured. As children we always thought of those beauties being stuffed and hung around in our rooms. however, the notion has undergone metamorphosis. thanks much for those pictures. may the good lord keep you forever in their jocund company. Much love, Noel.

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  3. The Raven's a Jungle Crow.. but it was great to see the Wooly Stork - Could you post where in Abu did you photograph these birds?

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  4. Dear
    Sir
    How r u? I found your blog full of information and very interesting photographs perhaps in future I will make same as you I really like all your collection!!!

    Take care

    Guide Charles

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  5. Dear
    Sir
    How r u? I found your blog full of information and very interesting photographs perhaps in future I will make same as you I really like all your collection!!!

    Take care

    Guide Charles

    ReplyDelete