Chestnut-bellied Rock-Thrush

Monticola rufiventris

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2021-01-18. Dr.Jayaprakash V: Laughing Dove.

2021-01-14. Dr.Jayaprakash V: Chestnut-Tailed Starling.

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

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

2020-12-26. Dr.Jayaprakash V: Red-Vented Bulbul, Indian Roller.

2020-12-21. Amlan Roy chowdhury: Striated Heron, Dr.Jayaprakash V: House Sparrow.

2020-12-20. Amlan Roy chowdhury: Asian Openbill, Ruddy Shelduck, Dr.Jayaprakash V: Brahminy Starling.

2020-12-18. Amlan Roy chowdhury: Collared Kingfisher, Black-capped Kingfisher.

2020-12-15. Dr.Jayaprakash V: Grey Francolin.

2020-12-14. Dr.Jayaprakash V: Indian Golden Oriole.

2020-11-21. & Manjari Ojha ©Mudit N Singh: Black-winged Stilt.

2020-10-20. Shalini T Samuel: Bonelli's Eagle.

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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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2020-07-10. to photo # 03190023003 (House Crow)

Humza: Hello mujhy yhi waly crow ka baby mila hai jo apny nest sy gir gya hai or uski ek tang bhi nhi hai jis sy wo srf apni ek tang sy beth pata hai to my usko apny ghr le ayi thi or phr meine usy bread ko pani my mila kr syringe sy khilaya hai q k uswaqt wo [....]

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2020-06-24. to photo # 00060002601 (Jerdon's Bushlark)

Аскар Исабеков: I moved series to unidentified birds

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2020-06-22. to photo # 00010040502 (Indian Blackbird)

Dr.Jayaprakash V: You are right. Indian Blackbird it is.Thank you.Jp

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2020-05-30. to photo # 00060006101 (Indian Blackbird)

Аскар Исабеков: that's description of nigropileus subspecies male. Please look to my photo of Indian Blackbird taken in Munnar (photo).

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2020-05-30. to photo # 00060009001 (Indian Courser)

Аскар Исабеков: Dear Dr.Jayaprakash V, could you please publish photos of different dates and places in different series, because as you know birds can look different in different seasons. Thank you for sharing your nice photos!

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