Conquering the Peaks: Riding the Ultraviolette F77 Day 13 Episode 16
Chestnut Tailed Starling | Madras Christian College | Canon 5D Mark 2 | Bird Photography | Campus Birding
Chestnut Tailed Starling
Canon 5D Mark 2
It is one of the type in the starling family know as Chestnut Tailed starling. Usual Seen in Big groups. Identified by the size of a Myna, Rufous color Belly, ash color wings and yellow with blue bill. It is a Migratory bird from Western Ghats & Malabar coast seen in Trees. Insects and fruits is part of its food diet.
Seen During November & February
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Conquering the Peaks: Riding the Ultraviolette F77 Day 13 Episode 16
Ultraviolette F77 Ride Journey to the Peaks A Journey to Remember 💓 Panasonic Lumix S5 Instagram updates : https://instagram.com/baala_manikandan?igshid=MzNlNGNkZWQ4Mg== Episode -16 DAY -13 Waking up in the warmth of the guest room after a comfortable sleep, I felt refreshed and ready to continue my journey to Leh. After a quick freshening up, I decided to take a stroll around the camp. The cold still hung in the air, but I ventured out to enjoy the stunning view of the surrounding mountains. The early morning sun was starting to rise, casting a faint glow over the snow-capped peaks. I wandered to the riverside for a brief moment, just absorbing the serenity and vastness of the landscape. After returning to the guest room to warm up, I went to grab a cup of hot tea. The soldiers were still very hospitable, but due to security restrictions, I couldn’t take many pictures around the camp to fully capture how surreal the setting was. However, I was excited to introduce the major to m...