After reading super awesome posts from
Gallicissa, I have developed an interest to watch birds. I still have not got a chance to do a proper birding trip or anything of that sort. I'd love to do one soon. Where I live is not that very "bird" friendly. Even the little trees we have left are being chopped off -__- we used to have a crazy load of parrots come in to our garden but now, nothing! I have found myself spending hours looking at the garden next door. A few birds come there, once in awhile.
Anyway, here is a glimpse of what I caught on camera.
My first ever bird picture. The fellow was seated on our gate. Check the Mohawk out :P
This guy was trying to escape the rain.
I'm really bad with the names. I dunno any thing :\ Some help would be appreciated :)
I hope you enjoyed it.
Cheers!
Beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely pics man. The first is a kondaya (Black-capped Bulbul) and the second is the same if I'm not mistaken. Not too sure who the guy in the third one is though. :)
ReplyDelete*sorry, that should've read red-vented bulbul :)
ReplyDeleteNice ones. Hope Gallicissa will be able to give a detailed explanation on each photo :)
ReplyDeleteGreat work mate! Very impressive 1st attempt for sure :D
ReplyDeleteI have read in somewhere that the best is to start bird photography is you own backyard. so keep on clicking like crazy … lol
Sorry bro; can’t help you out with the names (cos I’m also in the same boat) haha
Great pics!
ReplyDeleteThe Mohawked subjects rock! ;)
I like the raindrop accents in the 3rd pic - it's very peaceful.
Amazing detail in all... Have i mentioned recently that i ♥ your camera? :D
Can't wait to see more. :)
Great mohawk, and all natural.Nice photo.
ReplyDeletewow! you're getting really good at this!!
ReplyDeleteVery Impressive!
Loved the mowhawk!
ReplyDeletebeautiful pics! All those from your garden ? wow!
ReplyDeletethe last one ...my guess is a wee kurulla :)
hey,nice shots.
ReplyDeleteappreciable especially last 2. :)
naice.. interesting deviation from your usual subjects of photography, though no less fascinating :) thanks for sharing, me-shak!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from a sunny and awesome Tissamaharama!
ReplyDeleteVery pleased to know that I've inspired you to be a bird watcher!
As Chavie has correctly identified, the first is Red-vented Bulbul known commonly as kondakurulla or konddaya. Angel is right, the last is a wee-kurulla.
Scaly-bellied Munia is an unprotected species in SL, as it is considered as agricultural pest. And those who have have apala asked to release caged birds, often release Scaly-bellied Munias, as they can be held in captivity without a problem in this country...
Thanks everyone for your wonderful comments. I really appreciate it. Thank you Amila and Chavie for that insight of the birds. I know Amaris <3
ReplyDeleteCheers!