Isabelline wheatear 28 February, 2022 Didwana, Nagaur, Rajasthan EM1X 300f4+MC20 1/1000, f8, ISO200

Isabelline wheatear

28 February, 2022

Didwana, Nagaur, Rajasthan

EM1X 300f4+MC20

1/1000, f8, ISO200

 

A large pale wheatear. Gray-brown above with warm orangish tones on white underparts and a pale white eyebrow. Tail is predominantly black with white edges and it contrasts sharply with its snow-white rump. Somewhat similar in coloration to a toned-down female Northern Wheatear, but visibly larger, shorter-tailed, and longer-billed (all of which are accentuated by the typically tall, erect posture). Inhabits flat, open areas, often at middle to high elevations. Remarkable song has a tumbling quality that includes long ringing whistles, chattering, and imitations of other sounds in the surrounding environment. Calls include shorter whistles and hard “chak’s,” like rocks being struck together.(e-bird)

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