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An early Bird with
a fresh arrival...
Green S.P. was present in the
area on 2.8.11 ...
...and the Common S.P. was
captured with the Fresh
Arrivals on 18.8.11.
Coming from the same
Geographical areas (Presumably )
they might have shared a
space in summer...
Here they seem to be surprised
to...
Another image from 2nd Aug. , 2011
outing ...
It shows Wood Sandpiper and Ruff
along with Yellow Wattled Lapwing ..
The last named is a species
Endemic to the Sub-continent
of India .
YWL on one hand and WSP and
Ruff on the other represent
two different kinds of
Migration patterns...
In continuation of the
last post ...
Taken on the same day,
i.e. , 2nd Aug. , 2011...
The image shows Ruffs ..
and one Wood Sandpiper...
near the lower margin of
the image...
both arriving from Sub-Arctic
Region and Northern Eurasia...
Ruffs are still carrying some
features of summer...
These guys stop over on migration every year, Nov-Dec, and appear on the same roof every year. This is some of the crowd, more off feeding. Stay a couple of days to a week, then they're off again. First time I was aware of them was just a pic of random bird on the roof, but later was able to...
... a little closer view of a
different part of the Ruff Congregation
... seen in Lakescape-5.
Some Shanks are also seen sitting
on the middle-mud embankment.
... and a Black-Winged standing
like an usher-er.
Pylons and fringes of Gurgaon-City
are seen in the background...
It is that near as...
MIGRATION TRACTS
To give you a rough idea...
a collection of Ruffs here ,
part of a larger group
...Barring a few Black-Winged
Stilts in the background.
This is post paddy harvest
irrigation , leading to collection of
water of shallow depth
over a large area.
This site is close to the...
Northern Pintails arrive at the warmer shores
of India from rapidly deteriorating North
European climes.
Birds do it for survival
I do it too
My spirit will be crushed
If I do not do so
A kindred soul
so it feels
When I do their role
Next seven days , we will feel harmony
of travel...
I spotted this bird on a quick stop at the local patch before work this morning, the lighting was bad and I didn't get a decent shot of him. So I stopped by again after work, waited a bit and he showed again. I have dozens of shots of him with his face plowed deep into the water, he must have...
spent a really enjoyable afternoon at Church Norton, chasing this amazing, tiny bird around the shingle. Fantastic bird, with endearing qualities and amazing habits, like running away rather than flying, when walkers went by and being able to disaappear before your eyes. Really pleased with the...
This was taken around 9/26/04, ~10am. I live in Houston TX and have at least 5-6 feeders and have more hummingbird bushes, flowers, etc. and hummingbirds than I can count. This is not the best picture, but I found it funny at how fat the bird was. They really load up before their trip across...