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Madagascar Magpie-Robin or Oriental Magpie-Robin.
Males are bluish-black and white. Females are brown and buff. Both sexes show a white slash in the wing. There is regional variation: western birds have white in the tail and more white in the wing; northeastern males have a black belly. Common Madagascar endemic that is found in the understory of all forest types, as well as in scrub, plantations, and gardens. Pretty song is a conversational phrase of whistles, whines, and rattles. Much larger than African Stonechat, and usually doesn’t sit in the open. Females separated from female rock-thrushes by their white wing patch.
Leptocoma zeylonica
Hindi : Shakarkhora / Pukudichan
Tamil : ஊதாப்பிட்டு தேன்சிட்டு ( Oodha Pitta Thenchittu )
Malayalam : മഞ്ഞ തേൻകിളി (Manja Theankili)
Kannada : ಖಗರತ್ನ (ತೇನ್ಗೀಜೆ)
Bengali: বেগুনিকোমর মৌটুসি
Catalan: suimanga de carpó porpra
Chinese: 紫腰花蜜鸟
Czech: strdimil srílanský, Strdinil cejlonský
Danish: Indisk Solfugl
Dutch: Purperstuithoningzuiger/Purperstuit-honingzuiger
Finnish: Pihamedestäjä
French: Souimanga à ceinture marron / Souimanga à croupion pourpre
German: Ceylon Nektarvogel / Ceylonnektarvogel / Däumlingsnektarvogel
Hungarian: ceyloni nektármadár
Italian: Nettarinia groppaviola / Nettarinia groppone purpureo
Japanese : クリセタイヨウチョウ (kurisetaiyouchou)
Latin: Leptocoma zeylonica/ Nectarinia zeylonica
Lithuanian: Šrilankinė leptokoma
Norwegian: Purpurgumpsolfugl
Polish: nektarnik zóltobrzuchy, nektarnik żółtobrzuchy
Russian: Пурпурноспинная нектарница
Slovak: nektárovka záhradná
Spanish: Nectarina de Rabadilla Purpúrea / Suimanga Cingalés
Swedish: Violettgumpad solfågel
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Bagha Mosque (Bengali: বাঘা মসজিদ) is a mosque located at Bagha, 40 kilometres (25 mi) southeast of Rajshahi in Bangladesh. The mosque was built in 1523-1524 (930 AH) by Sultan Nusrat Shah, son of Alauddin Shah, the founder of the Husain Shahi dynasty. Later, the mosque was renovated at different times and when the domes of the mosque collapsed, the destroyed mosque was rebuilt in 1897.
The masonry of Bagha Mosque is made of lime and surki (powdered brick). There are arches and pillars inside and outside the mosque. There are also innumerable terracotta handicrafts which include mango, lily flowers, herbs and thousands of other handicrafts used in the Persian carving industry. Besides, there is a shrine of Shahdaula and his five companions on the north side of the mosque premises.
Source: Wikipedia
Candid wedding shoot and with an emotional farewell from the bride to her mother. I think I may also add a BW version and compare both. I do feel as the bride is weeping on her mother shoulders, her yellow saree needs to be a bit more detailed.
Today we went to Al Ittihad Square Park at Sharjah for a meet-and-greet with fellow Bengali's in UAE. This is located at Sharjah's Corniche, i.e. seafront, and is a lively place especially in the evening. Families of all nationalities flock to this park with portable chairs, snacks and even full blown barbecue equipment and dinner. Nearby was the local mosque that was lit brilliantly at night. Fortunately, I was carrying all my camera equipment, including the tripod for night-time long-exposure shots. I set up my equipment and took this shot that embodies a little bit of Sharjah at night, a city that revels in good cheer and social life amongst beautiful Islamic cultural artifacts and art.
10 Bengalis bathing in this slum
One bucket
one faucet
in the same waterhole
Quite a challenge
welcome to the third world
Dhaka
Photography’s new conscience
Bengali Tiger
Created with DDG Text 2 AI engine. PP work in Adobe PS Elements 2024 RAW filters,
Prompt: Hyperdetailed hyperrealistic high resolution image of fierce Bengal tiger with striking blue eyes and powerful muscles charging forward with intensity.The tiger's intense blue eyes are sharp and captivating, filled with determination, . Dust and debris are kicked up around its paws, The background is a dramatic blur of dust and motion, highlighting the powerful muscles and vivid orange and black stripes of the tiger's coat. The atmosphere is charged with energy, capturing the essence of wildness and strength, lighting focus on the tiger’s determined expression,intense focus and aggression, dynamic, energetic, dramatic, agresive, movment, ultradetailed, hyperrealistic photorealistic, strength and vitality.
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Como se echa de menos los peludos que partieron, este se fue demasiado pronto, aun no tenía los 7 meses!
Spotted on a Safari in the famous Pairi Daiza Park. One can only feel small face to face to this fantastic animal..
Bruce ha terminado cansado de los juegos de su compañero Roky, es muy brutote y Bruce es demasiado bueno
Nolen Gurer Sandesh. Quintessentially Bengali. A mellifluous symphony of chhana and nolen gur. Enjoy !!!
Explored at #13 (highest) on Jan 12, 2012
This is not a new technique. Have seen a lot with rings. Thought of using my lens filter for the same.
Lately spending a lot of time reading and playing with lenses! :)
Bengali, Bengali,
Oh, shelve your Western plans,
and understand that life is hard enough when you belong here.
A silver-studded rim that glistens
and an ankle-star that...blinds me.
A lemon sole so very high
which only reminds me, to tell you.
So I break the news gently
I break the news to you gently
"Shelve your plans"
— says Moz