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Grey-throated Babbler - just came for a dip at the hide. Photographed by me from Pakyong, Sikkim, India 🇮🇳
u/WingedGems — 15 hours ago
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Long-tailed Parakeet, South Andaman.
Another one of my low quality videos this time from my channel but to be fair the bird was a bit far off.
u/IslanderOnMove — 2 days ago
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Whistler’s warbler - record shots, photographed by me, under poor light conditions with a slightly overcast sky and a difficult bird to capture - Pakyong, Sikkim, India 🇮🇳
u/WingedGems — 1 day ago
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Why are sparrows seen so much less now??
In childhood I was watching sparrows every day. But now it's a rare occurrence
u/RougeSnyth_ — 3 days ago
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White-browed Scimitar Babbler - the bird was there for only 5 seconds 😇 I could manage to photograph only these, from Pakyong, Sikkim, India 🇮🇳
While I was busy trying to spot a Spotted Laughingthrush which was giving frequent calls other team members had given up and found this bird while they were busy clicking this beauty my team leader asked me leave that thrush and come here - as luck was on my side the bird was in the open for about 5 seconds and managed to get these frames only then it disappeared deep into the forest !!!
u/WingedGems — 3 days ago
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White Throated Kingfisher.
Happened to spot a White throated Kingfisher outside my Window chilling in the rain.
It was a bit far almost 200 metres away , hence digiscoped it through my Monocular and Mobile phone.
Location: Mumbai
Date : 03 /07 / 2026.
u/vulcan90123q — 2 days ago
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White Throated Kingfisher ( Video), O.C
Happened to spot a White throated Kingfisher outside my Window chilling in the rain while ,below it runs a hustling busling major road.
It was a bit far almost 200 metres away , hence captured it through my Monocular and Mobile phone.
I was lucky to see it for approx 30 mins, have shared intresting moments, please excuse for the long video.
Location: Mumbai
Date : 03 /07 / 2026.
u/vulcan90123q — 2 days ago
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Blue-winged Laughingthrush - another beauty captured after a long wait at a hide, photographed by me from, Pakyong, Sikkim, India 🇮🇳
u/WingedGems — 4 days ago
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Tu ullu….nahi tu ullu
Spotted these in a park near my workplace
Location - Hauz Khas, New Delhi
Date - 4th May 2026
u/kislayasharma1992 — 4 days ago
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Aji sunte ho.. woh dekho Sharma ke ghar mein kya ho raha hai
Spotted them on 2 July 2026
Location: Qutub Minar, Delhi
u/Money_Success07 — 4 days ago
The curious owl (spotted owl)
This owl looked my way, found nothing interesting and went back to staring at the tree. Should I be upset 😂. - I clicked this cutie in June in western India. This one posed and modeled for about 20 mins.
u/not_a_city_girl — 6 days ago
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Amaurornis phoenicurus insularis, White breasted Water Hen. South Andaman.
Sorry for the video & its quality, the bird was being elusive.
u/IslanderOnMove — 5 days ago
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It’s twins !! What are they called?
Two of these cuties were waiting for the rain when I clicked them. But I couldn’t make out the name of the bird; they are owls for sure. i clicked this picture, in june, in north india
u/not_a_city_girl — 4 days ago
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Himalayan White-browed Rosefinch - found these beauties at an altitude of about 9000 feet, last few images are of female. Photographed by me from East Sikkim, India
u/WingedGems — 6 days ago
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Rufous-breasted accentor - was a bit tough locating this bird as it blended well with the surrounding, photographed this at about 13,000 feet - Lungthung, Sikkim, India
u/WingedGems — 5 days ago
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Rufous Sibia - a friendly bird that is easy to photograph - clicked by me from Sikkim, India 🇮🇳
u/WingedGems — 7 days ago
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Black-faced laughingthrush, photographed by me from Sikkim, India
u/WingedGems — 8 days ago
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Is there a Database for all birds found in India ?
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is there a database ? a website ? or anything? with all birds in india ?
their pictures? scientific and local names ?
colors? wing span? food ? nests shape and size ? what they prefer ?
their voices ? mating song ?
(i know an international site for it https://xeno-canto.org/ )
their migration pattern, if they do?
challenged faced by them in urban cities and villages ?
proposed solution or experiment going on??
or
India, gonna lose all the data of all the birds and we will see them less and less ??
just like sparrows are rare sights now !!! missing them ! and so are vultures ! etc
The recent documentary of a women bringing back "Hargila [ greater adjutant (Leptoptilos dubius) ]" from the edge of extinction in assam was one of the few positive things i saw.
(link https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3A7OXGf8nRM )
hoping to hear positive stuffs !
u/ConsistentGarage9946 — 7 days ago
Finally captured the common kingfisher in all its glory
u/ARreeddit — 10 days ago