In Sim's Park of Coonoor among the various plants and trees one can also see a lot of birds. During tour of the park we also spotted many birds and one such bird is Black-capped Chickadee.
It has a black cap, black bib and white sides to the face with a short dark bill. Its underparts are white with rusty brown on the flanks. Its back is gray and the tail is normally slate-gray.
It is curious, with little or no fear of humans.
The birds hop along tree branches searching for food like insects, seeds and berries.
It has a black cap, black bib and white sides to the face with a short dark bill. Its underparts are white with rusty brown on the flanks. Its back is gray and the tail is normally slate-gray.
It is curious, with little or no fear of humans.
The birds hop along tree branches searching for food like insects, seeds and berries.
You've photographed the bird so well, very nice shots!
ReplyDeleteLovely pics
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures! Seems like you were following the bird sometime
ReplyDeleteThree gret shots of this little bird.
ReplyDeleteOh wow its new bird for me... Can you please tell me more detail about the bird ?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures of these birds.
ReplyDeleteChipper little birdie!
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Surely that is a non-migratory North American bird? Are they kept in captivity in Indian zoos and the like?
ReplyDeletePhil: Yes, it is a non-migratory bird. But we do see them in India freely flying around in the parks where nature is very rich.
ReplyDeletevery cute. we have them here. glad you got to see them.
ReplyDeleteNever saw this bird earlier, new one for me :)
ReplyDeletecute birdie
ReplyDeletePretty little guy. Happy Critter Day!
ReplyDeleteCute little birds!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!!! Cool photos Rajesh.
ReplyDeleteLove the shot from behind...you can see the wonderful pattern of the feathers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images. I am like Phil, are they in a zoo?
ReplyDeleteBob: They are not in zoo. Luckily they are free birds.
ReplyDeleteWonderful captures of this sweet little bird.
ReplyDeleteI did not know the chickadees were seen there, that is cool. Great shots!
ReplyDeleteThey are pretty brave....I can get mine that come to the yard to eat seeds from my hand often... although, I have to say more in winter than now......
ReplyDeleteI could not learn how to identify the different birds ! beautiful pictures
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