I got a wonderful and rare opportunity to do birding in NISA (National Industrial Security Academy) Campus, Hyderabad. All thanks to Ms. Anjana Sinha (IPS) and Mr. Chandrashekhar Tibrewal, who made this possible. The sightings were unimaginable and such was the luck, that I managed to spot 2 more lifers. Enjoy the pics and the video below.
First Birding Trip: January 2019.
Second Birding Trip: March-2019
First Birding Trip: January 2019.
Purple-rumped Sunbird Male |
Purple Sunbird Male |
Spotted Owlet |
Asian Brown Flycatcher |
Asian Koel Male |
Asian Koel Female |
Tickell's Blue Flycatcher |
Indian Grey Hornbill |
Indian Grey Hornbill |
Small Minivet Male |
Small Minivet Female |
Black-headed Cuckooshrike Male |
Scaly-breasted Munia |
Scaly-breasted Munia juv |
Scaly-breasted Munia juv |
Grey Wagtail |
White-browed Wagtail |
Oriental Magpie Robin |
Green Bee-eater |
Asian Palm Swift (lifer) |
Asian Palm Swift (lifer) |
Tree Pipit (lifer) |
Ashy Prinia |
Plain Prinia |
Indian Pond Heron |
White-throated Kingfisher |
Spot-billed Duck |
Pale-billed Flowerpecker |
Pale-billed Flowerpecker |
Southern Coucal |
Jungle Babbler |
Man-made Bird :) |
Rose-ringed Parakeet Male |
Rose-ringed Parakeet Female |
Indian Peafowl Female |
Indian Peafowl |
Oriental White-eye |
Red-vented Bulbul |
Purple-rumped Sunbird Female |
Jungle Babbler |
Glossy Ibis juv |
Oriental Honey-buzzard |
Oriental Honey-buzzard |
Shikra |
Greenish Warbler |
Red-breasted Flycatcher Female |
Indian Pond Heron |
White-throated Kingfisher |
Little Egret |
Grey Wagtail |
Asian Koel Male |
Common Moorhen |
Ashy Drongo |
Black Drongo |
Great, Sumeet. That's quite a catch. Including a couple of lifers. Is the Oriental Magpie Robin female?
ReplyDeleteYeah it looks like a female, considering the paler black body of male.
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