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After 32 years in and around our nation’s cold capital, Canberra, I now live on the beautiful (and sunny) Tweed / Gold Coast and can take photos on demand of the many stunning and unique locations here.
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Intermediate Egret as seen in Sultanpur National Park, Haryana.
Sultanpur is 40 kms from Delhi and an weekend destination for NCR. There are lots of resident birds as well as amazing migratory birds in winter months.
Himalayal HIVT serial Intermediate transformer is special designed for high capacitance or untra high capacitance power transformer testing. The system can be act as power transfromer testing source.
For power transformer testing, its normal to equip power frequency ac test transformer, medium frequency motor generator and high capacitance intermediate transformer to act as power source.
@ Chilaw, Sri Lanka
Name : Intermediate Egret
Binomial nomenclature: Mesophoyx intermedia
Status: least concern, resident
Breeding resident found from lowlands to hills. Found solitary or in groups in mashes, paddyfields, tanks and lagoons.
Smaller than Great Egret with shorter bill and neck. Black gape-line doesn't extend beyond eye.
Intermediate egret positioning itself on a branch in the Yellow Water Wetlands, Kakadu. Photograph by Sally Greenaway.
For more information please visit: www.environment.gov.au/parks/kakadu/nature/fauna-birds.html
The small Dell monitor in the middle moved to the left and we now have a pair of Samsung - 32" ViewFinity S7 4K UHD Monitors.