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Cinnamon Bittern
itournepal

Cinnamon Bittern (Ixobrychus cinnamomeus)

Cinnamon Bittern camouflage itself with the surrounding. You may not see the camouflage as it is closeup picture. But it was very difficult to track the bird with naked eye. The picture was taken in western Chitwan. Cinnamon bittern is summer visitor and more frequent in the altitude lower than 250 m.
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Habitat
tropical and subtropical region of Asia
Location
western Chitwan, Nepal
Date taken
10 Aug 2018
Scientific name
Ixobrychus cinnamomeus
Equipment used
Power Shot SX710 HS
delia todd
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All bitterns seem to be extremely difficult to see, don't they Rabi! But you really did manage to find and photograph him beautifully!!!

Excellent work here my friend - very well done.
 

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