Feathered Friends Friday: Bright Capped Cisticola

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Harvest is on the way, birds are dancing over, looking for a chance to steal a little food from the peasants. I just found out that there was a few birds having good time around the paddy field. Playing hide and seek with the peasants who were keeping eyes on them. I saw how they fooled the peasant, hiding under the grass and retried stealing a little grain from the field but this bird did not stagger much over the paddy field, it prefer seeking for another food instead of the grain.

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It has very small body with orange feathers that look like tiny Eurasian wren, singing out load to welcome harvest season. Before I really take a shot, I had to wait for sometimes until it showed up, stood on the stalks.

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As I used to do when I spotted such a wild bird, I made my way to the hiding place to take the pictures.

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It was there for sometimes and fancy seeing them not making such a siginifant move so I could play with the clicks.

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Ups! It seemed to be having something came up, and right before I continued taking another shots, it flew away and made me wait for its return.

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Much thank digitalis@digitalis for helping me find the right name of this bird. That what community for! Enlighting members with knowledge.

CameraNikon D7000
CategoryBird Photography
LensTamron Tele-Macro 70-300
Feathered Friends Friday: Bright Capped Cisticola | Ecency