When we were in Ratangiri to visit heritage Buddhist sites we came across several birds. One of them is Jungle Babbler.
It is a common bird of the Indian subcontinent which as well as in forested areas. They feed mainly on insects, but also eats grains, nectar and berries.
It is a common bird of the Indian subcontinent which as well as in forested areas. They feed mainly on insects, but also eats grains, nectar and berries.
Interesting bird. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteJungle Babbler is beautiful to see, superb.
ReplyDeleteA common bird to you looks exotic to me, love the name!
ReplyDeleteWren x
Jungle Babblers are NEW to me!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteNice photos for Camera Critters ~ love the common bird ~ so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend to you
artmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)
what is it called longer tail than sparrow ??
ReplyDeletenice photograph..
ReplyDeletegood capture
ReplyDeleteThe bird is sweet and it has a wonderfully descriptive name!
ReplyDeleteNice looking bird!
ReplyDeletewhat an interestng name and bird! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteNice click
ReplyDeleteSometimes common birds are quite fun and interesting. Love this one!
ReplyDeleteNice captures! There was a bunch of yellow billed babbler around my area.
ReplyDeleteLooks a little bit like our sparrow
ReplyDeleteConfession time - I've never heard of a bird called a babbler. I've been called a babbler but that's another story!
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I know they are here somewhere, Rajesh, but I keep looking for brilliantly colored birds. I rarely even see peacocks.
ReplyDeleteMy post is of my sweet little granddaughter chasing shadows.
I'm headed back to CA Dec 3...was here five months this time.
INTERESTINGLY CUTE PIC :)
ReplyDeleteLovely bird!
ReplyDeleteHelpful in the Shadows
Looks like an interesting place.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures.
ReplyDeleteCute bird, nice pic's!
ReplyDeletegood you captured the bird.
ReplyDeleteNice pics...
ReplyDeleteNice solitary bird looks busy.
ReplyDeleteI was just reading about Ratnagiri a couple of hours back, on an in-flight magazine! Nice to have a tiny peek into it :)
ReplyDeleteVery noisy birds and seldom found alone!
ReplyDeletenice pictures... though birds don't interest me much :-)
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