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Hi Aladdin. Great interesting site. I have monitored a breeding 3-some (one juv male, one juv female and one adult female) sadly both nests unsuccessful - immaturity and intrusion. But as an aerodynamist in my early RAF and R-R career I have written up several articles for the H&O Trust. A third is on aerodynamis and morphing. A 4th possible article is on dark-morphing. Do you have any experience of WMH dark morphing. I am correlating reports with author credits etc as my experience has only been a nominate juvenile without the nuchal patch. Many thanks. Terry
Thank you "just a guest"
I updated the page ASAP and I could as well add the Painted Storks to my list of observed birds in Singapore.
Appreciated
Thanks again!
Hi, I just randomly came across this page. Not sure if you're still active but I just wanted to let you know that some of those storks that show black shoulder/upper wing with white spots are actually the closely related Painted Stork, not Milky. :)
https://ebird.org/species/paisto1
Hello Gill
Here you can find pictures: http://www.aladdin.st/bird-watching/saarc/laughing_dove.html
Kind Regards
Aladdin
Hello
Thank you Lisa!
I was in UAE a few years back to look for birds.
You were lucky to see seven and I am looking forwards to your pictures.
Thanks again for your kind words
Kind Regards
Aladdin
Crested Hawk eagle photos with id and location is useful for other birders to log their sightings.
Great photos. There was a slight confusion between crested hawk eagle, mountain hawk eagle and the Legges hawk eagle.
There were 3 birds at Pench sighted.
Dear Abhay
Nice video! Is it your own video?
Interesting with the "Mad Parakeet" and I really like to watch the Bee Eaters hunting. Just sitting there and suddenly taking off to catch an insect.
Kind Regards
Aladdin
Wanted to share some addtional details. Small Green bee-eaters are called as “Veda Raghu” in Marathi language.. this literally means "Mad Parakeet". The name is mainly because the way these birds acrobatically catches the prey in mid-air. Look at the below video the way they catch and eat their prey. And add in this post if you find it good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoQy4C3G9mQ
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