I was in Coorg last week on an assignment for Club Mahindra and we spotted more than 30 species of birds. We would have probably seen more but for the rains that came tumbling down. However, my bird for the day is the malabar whistling thrush. The school boy was the first to wake up me with his song but he vanished into the dark shadows of a sunless dusk when I went to greet him. However I spotted him later and we spent a good 20 minutes together as he went foraging in the grass for his breakfast.
Some of the other birds that posed for me was the blue capped rock thrush and a pied wagtail among others. To see more photographs , visit my Travel Page on Facebook. To read the entire story, visit CLAY, the travel blog from Club Mahindra
Amazing birds… your photo are enchanting! Wish to be their (coorg) sometime.
Such beautiful & captivating birds !
They are gorgeous!
spending time in lap of nature take away from all tension and from busy life. i can understand the importance of your that 20 mint.
preciosas fotos , gracias por regalarnos tan magna belleza, besinos
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Bird watching is an amazing experience. Many people have taken it up as an adventure sport as well… And yes, a bird’s chirp is music to the ears!
Bird watching is the last thing I think to do in India, but that just goes to show the diversity of what the country has to offer. And beautiful photos to capture them too.
awesome post. really nice.. keep up the good work…