As Story Posted in Malabar Parakeet
i was on a terrace of allotted studio room of Club Mahindra on 05/02/17
with new friend Mandar Prabhu.we had sighted more than 10 species in
the morning.
The temperature was at 10 degree n windy weather so thought to go and sleep again coz feel was about of 8 degree and i had felt minimum of 10 degree.but i stick there for new birds and i was lucky coz after clicking Malabar Grey Hornbill around at 7am n clicked ome shots but due to low light,those were not up o my mark n did bird watching coz tree was not more than 30ft n just little above the eye level.
After 8am started clicking photos n around 8.30am 3-4 Hill myna came there.1st time seen its neck lappets or nape patches,while its head was down..looks so beautiful.it was Lesser Hill Myna.
It averages 9 to 10 inches in length, including its tail. The eye and nape patches are not joined and the back wattle patches curve around up toward the crown in a U shape. This myna has a slightly narrower beak than the Greater Hill Myna. ( source )
i had clicked so many shots of Lesser Hill Myna but this pic shows its nape patches were down otherwise you can't see as per my opinion.
Exifs :
Canon 7D Mark2
Manual Mode
f /5.6 || Shutter speed 1/1000 || ISO 800 || 600mm || White Balance : Daylight
Madikeri, Karnataka
The temperature was at 10 degree n windy weather so thought to go and sleep again coz feel was about of 8 degree and i had felt minimum of 10 degree.but i stick there for new birds and i was lucky coz after clicking Malabar Grey Hornbill around at 7am n clicked ome shots but due to low light,those were not up o my mark n did bird watching coz tree was not more than 30ft n just little above the eye level.
After 8am started clicking photos n around 8.30am 3-4 Hill myna came there.1st time seen its neck lappets or nape patches,while its head was down..looks so beautiful.it was Lesser Hill Myna.
It averages 9 to 10 inches in length, including its tail. The eye and nape patches are not joined and the back wattle patches curve around up toward the crown in a U shape. This myna has a slightly narrower beak than the Greater Hill Myna. ( source )
i had clicked so many shots of Lesser Hill Myna but this pic shows its nape patches were down otherwise you can't see as per my opinion.
Exifs :
Canon 7D Mark2
Manual Mode
f /5.6 || Shutter speed 1/1000 || ISO 800 || 600mm || White Balance : Daylight
Madikeri, Karnataka
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