Black-Rumped Flameback

Dinopium benghalense

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2021-02-26. Dr.Jayaprakash V: Large Grey Babbler.

2021-02-24. Dr.Jayaprakash V: Indian Roller.

2021-02-17. Dr.Jayaprakash V: Indian Roller.

2021-02-13. DEBASISH MUKHERJEE: Greater Flamingo.

2021-02-11. Ram Krishnan: Western Marsh Harrier, Black-Hooded Oriole, Black-Rumped Flameback.

2021-02-09. Dr.Jayaprakash V: Purple-Rumped Sunbird.

2021-02-08. Dr.Jayaprakash V: Indian Robin, Grey Francolin.

2021-02-07. Dr.Jayaprakash V: Large Grey Babbler.

2021-01-29. DEBASISH MUKHERJEE: Brown-breasted Flycatcher.

2021-01-13. DEBASISH MUKHERJEE: Jungle Owlet.

2021-01-04. DEBASISH MUKHERJEE: Common Sandpiper, White-rumped Munia.

2020-12-28. DEBASISH MUKHERJEE: Orange-headed Thrush.

2020-12-21. Amlan Roy chowdhury: Striated Heron.

2020-12-20. Amlan Roy chowdhury: Asian Openbill.

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2021-02-14. to photo # 00100001201 (Black-Hooded Oriole)

Ram Krishnan: Thank you. much appreciated.

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2021-02-14. to photo # 00100001201 (Black-Hooded Oriole)

Askar Isabekov: Dear Ram, I separated your series, please correct date and move the red marker to point of taking photos of each your series.

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2021-02-01. to photo # 00010085203 (Blue-Tailed Bee-Eater)

Jeby: I found this bee eater in my place Kumily idukki

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2021-01-27. to photo # 00060012401 (Eurasian Buzzard)

Askar Isabekov: This birds is not White-Eyed Buzzard, because adult White-Eyed Buzzards have pale eyes but don't have streaked underparts (photo), juvenile ones have dark eyes (photo). This bird is fist winter Common Buzzard (sample).

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2021-01-27. to photo # 00060021301 (Brahminy Starling)

伊莎贝尔科夫阿斯卡尔: This bird is Chestnut-Tailed Starling. Brahminy Starling in all plumages has dark cap in head.

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2021-01-06. to photo # 03620005101 (Common Sandpiper)

DEBASISH MUKHERJEE: Thanks a lot Askar. I corrected the name.Regards

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2021-01-05. to photo # 03620005101 (Common Sandpiper)

Askar Isabekov: Dear DEBASISH MUKHERJEE, it's Common Sandpiper (Actitis hypoleucos)? plese note short legs.

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2020-09-06. to photo # 00060002601 (Jerdon's Bushlark)

Dr.Jayaprakash V: Thank you, Ashik! You could very well be correct!Regards,Jp

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2020-09-06. to photo # 00060002601 (Jerdon's Bushlark)

Ashik: This is jerdon's bushlark for sure

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2020-09-01. to photo # 00060009001 (Indian Courser)

Dr.Jayaprakash V: Awfully sorry! I am still feeling my way around this site! Since there is no PM facility, I missed your note.I shall be more careful in posting my images from now on..Jp

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2020-09-01. to photo # 00060002601 (Jerdon's Bushlark)

Dr.Jayaprakash V: Thanks Pavel, for the input. Going by the distribution, Indian Bush lark is seen in north-western, central and south-central India while this bird was photographed in South India. I am wondering if this is the female of Ashy_crowned Sparrow Lark..Jp [....]

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2020-08-30. to photo # 00010046602 (Eastern Great Egret)

Askar Isabekov: Thank you very much, Pavel. I absolutely agree to you, bird has vey long legs to be intermedia.

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2020-07-24. to photo # 03620000301 (Jungle Babbler)

Balachandran k v: Please provide entire indian bird pictures

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2020-07-21. to photo # 00010046602 (Eastern Great Egret)

Pavel Parkhaev: Hi Askar! This egret looks like Ardea alba (the skinny yellowish gap goes far behind the vertical line drawn trough the midle of the eye). According to the coloration of the feet (entire black), it can be A.a.modesta - Eastern Great Egret (this subspecies, [....]

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2020-07-17. to photo # 00060002601 (Jerdon's Bushlark)

Pavel Parkhaev: I suppose tha it can be Indian Bush Lark - Mirafra erythroptera

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