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In frame: Indian Paradise Flycatcher
Scientific name: Terpsiphone paradisi
Young males are rufous and have short tails. They acquire long tails in their second or third year. Adult males are either predominantly bright rufous above or predominantly white. Some specimens show some degree of intermediacy between rufous and white. Long-tailed rufous birds are generally devoid of shaft streaks on the wing and tail feathers, while in white birds the shaft streaks, and sometimes the edges of the wing and tail feathers are black.
Shot on: @nikonasia @nikonindiaofficial
#nikond850 and 200-500 mm lens
ISO 1250 | f/5.6 | 1/6400s | 500mm
Embrace the light.
In frame: Indian Paradise Flycatcher
Scientific name: Terpsiphone paradisi
Young males are rufous and have short tails. They acquire long tails in their second or third year. Adult males are either predominantly bright rufous above or predominantly white. Some specimens show some degree of intermediacy between rufous and white. Long-tailed rufous birds are generally devoid of shaft streaks on the wing and tail feathers, while in white birds the shaft streaks, and sometimes the edges of the wing and tail feathers are black.
Shot on: @nikonasia @nikonindiaofficial
#nikond850 and 200-500 mm lens
ISO 1250 | f/5.6 | 1/6400s | 500mm