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Black Headed Ibis

Birds at Bharatpur, Rajasthan, India

Posted on April 11, 2012April 26, 2025

 

For quite sometime at Bharatpur I roamed alone while my husband and daughter had a later start at that day. I had seen Black Headed Ibis at Mangalajodi too. So at Bharatpur I recognized it on my own!

Rose Ringed Parakeets
Rose Ringed Parakeets

I met these Rose Ringed Parakeets right at the beginning of the park. They look so pretty!

Grey Headed Flycatcher
Grey Headed Flycatcher

I hate it that the birds camouflage so well. It was so difficult to spot this Grey Headed Flycatcher. A guide identified it for me after looking at it on my camera screen.

Oriental Magpie Robin, Female
Oriental Magpie Robin, Female

I managed to click this Oriental Magpie Robin at quite close range but there was hardly any light on the patch that she was playing.

Grey Heron
Grey Heron

I end this post with this Grey Heron. I have more bird pictures from Bharatpur, probably good enough for one more post. But after that I am almost back to rummaging through my folders.  I hope I get to travel in April too.

2 thoughts on “Birds at Bharatpur, Rajasthan, India”

  1. Meena Menon says:
    April 12, 2012 at 11:01 am

    Tell me this.. isnt there fun in rummaging thru folders n coming up with a hidden gem!

    Reply
  2. alka narula says:
    April 12, 2012 at 1:04 pm

    lovely capture !

    Reply

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