Hello, friends of feathered friends greetings to you all. Here are some photos of birds through my window.
Here is our favorite Chestnut-headed bee-eater (Merops-Leschenauti). It is a resident in our area. nice colorful birds, It is 18-20 cm. likes sitting on electric wires telephone wires, clotheslines, and can often be seen taking a sand bath. it is particularly agile in flight catching mosquitoes and insects. We can see them all year long.
The Brahminy-kite (Haliastur Indus). often flies around many times I can see through from my kitchen window. there are some tall suru trees on our border where these majestic feathered friends make their nest.
many birds come to eat the fruits of the cashew tree 8 meters from our window. here is a red-whiskered bulbul( Pycnonotus jocosus), a medium-sized songbird. we often wake to their loud but cheery songs. They are native and like to make a nest in safe places around the house.
Malabar pied hornbill(Anthracoceros-coronatus) when they are hungry come to our garden we do not mind if they eat fruits, or frogs, lizards but we don't like when they disturb small birds. still, we are very happy to see them coming to our garden.
The Ashy Drongo (Dicrurus leucophaeus) looks very elegant and is always watching for the next meal with its sharp eyes. I like to watch the way he catches his prey. the forked tail aids in acrobatic flight maneuvers
The tiny White-throated fantail (Rhipidura albicollis) we have a very entertaining time with them in the evening around sunset when they arrive and enjoy playing in the baths
here is our house. the right side window is where I sit with my computer phone and camera. it is easy to watch them from my chair. the left side window is our kitchen and I can watch them while making food.
From both windows, I can watch them
The White-rumped Munias (* Lonchura striata *) like this corner very much we keep water all over but mostly they like to come to this spot only. it makes me comfortable to watch them.
We have lots of informational guide books at home and all details about the various birds but this year and last we have been stuck here in Norway. thank you đvery much for this small visit to our garden