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Bird in Pench national park, Madya Pradesh, India (1 Viewer)
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lou salomon
the birdonist
it's an eurasian stone-curlew, a relative of greater thick-knee, same family.
petemorris
Well-known member
If you follow Rasmussen and Anderton, it's an Indian Stone-curlew, B. indicus!
lou salomon
the birdonist
yes, the ssp. of the subcontinent sometimes is considered as separate species. however, e.g. orientalbirdclub lists it as subspecies: http://orientalbirdimages.org/birdi...1&Bird_Image_ID=21426&Bird_Family_ID=134&p=13 and its english name there is indeed eurasian thick-knee.
