Conquering the Peaks: Riding the Ultraviolette F77 Day 13 Episode 16
Wildlife Photography | Kodaikanal | September 2021 | Canon 5D Mark 2 | Bird Watching | Travel
Kodaikanal Birding
Canon 5D Mark 2
Kodaikanal - Princess of Hills in South Tamilnadu along the western Ghats region of Palani Hill range.
Kodaikanal is not only a place for tourism but also rich in bio diversity and one can see lot of birds and few wild animals & Mammals.
It's a paradise for bird watchers, Starting from the foot hills to the top of the hills.
I have spotted many birds which are listed below during by ride to Kodaikanal in search of new Birds.
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| Indian Fairy Bluebird |
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| Fox Bat |
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| Grey Backed Shrike |
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| Hill Swallow |
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| Large Cuckooshrike |
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| Malabar Parakeet |
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| Orange Minivet |
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| Velvet Fronted Nuthatch |
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| White bellied Drango |
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| White cheeked Barbet |
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| Yellow Throated Bulbul |
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| Nilgiri Flowerpecker |
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| Nilgiri Myna |
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| Little Grebe |
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| Crested Serpent Eagle |
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