Black-hooded Oriole

Black-hooded Oriole Black-hooded Oriole at Keshavraj Temple, Dapoli

Black-hooded Oriole in the Forests of Keshavraj Temple, Dapoli This Black-hooded Oriole was spotted inside the forest near Keshavraj Temple, Dapoli. Surrounded by thick branches and layered foliage, the bird appears almost hidden — revealing itself only through flashes of luminous yellow and a brief hint of red from its beak. When the Forest Becomes

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Scientific name: Alopochen aegyptiaca

Egyptian Goose by the River Thames

While walking near the River Thames, it’s common to spot a goose calmly strolling along the pavement, completely unbothered by people passing by. This bird is known as the Egyptian Goose, and despite its exotic name, it has become a regular part of London’s urban wildlife. These geese behave as if the riverbanks, lawns, and

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Nutmeg Mannikin

Nutmeg Mannikin

Munia birds sitting on a wire in the city during summer, clicked during a rare moment of stillness. I clicked this picture when two Scaly-breasted Munia birds were sitting quietly on a wire. These birds are mostly seen in summer around the city. I didn’t even know their name at first — I just noticed

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Great Egret in Tadoba

Great Egret in Tadoba

A Calm Egret in Tadoba While Everyone Waited for the Tiger During our safari in Tadoba, all tourists were waiting near one spot because a tiger was resting behind the bushes. Cameras were pointed, excitement was high, and everyone hoped the tiger would finally stand up. While everyone was waiting for the tiger to wake

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