Conquering the Peaks: Riding the Ultraviolette F77 Day 13 Episode 16
Orange Headed Thrush | Madras Christian College | Panasonic Lumix GH5 | Bird Photography | Campus Birding
Orange Headed Thrush
Panasonic Lumix GH5
The Ground Hopper Bird identified by its Orange Head , Orange underparts , Pale Blue colored wings , white bottom back and hops in the ground .
Found in campus during November to February during its migration.
Often seen near water logged areas during late evening. They can be seen in groups of 5 to 8 nos. they enjoy playing in water.
They Sounds like a insect and the calls are distinctive.
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Conquering the Peaks: Riding the Ultraviolette F77 Day 13 Episode 16
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