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Also known as Large Pied Wagtail and is the largest of all the wagtails. During my last trip in 2014, I saw three other types of wagtails; however, this is the first time I have seen a White-browed wagtail. They are endemic to Indian subcontinent. There were two of them, foraging by the side of the river Ganges. Sankhai, West Bengal, India.
Name: White-browed crake
Scientific: Amaurornis cinerea
Malay: Sintar Dahi Puteh / Sintar Dahi Putih
Family: Rallidae
IUCN Red List (v3.1, 2016): Least Concern
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I took a walk through Shepherds Bush late this afternoon. These were out in force. And this one skipped briefly through a narrow shaft of sunlight that fell on this branch. Was in that position for about 1/4 second, and, somehow, my shutter click coincided. Happy. (This is cropped; otherwise straight from camera).
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Photographed @ the 2015 World Famous Woodward Dream Cruise in the Motor City, MI.
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Like most Coucals this tends to be a rather shy skulking species though with a bit of patience it is usually possible to get a good view.
This is the default Coucal species of East Africa.
Framed by a friend.
Seen in Carrera National Park but can be spotted throughout Costa Rica.
In this instance there were occasional intense shafts of light falling on parts of the bird on several of my shots . . resulting in loss of detail.
A scene which can only be on the S&C? 6201 crosses the River Ribble at Sherifs Brow with a northbound CME on 12 April 2003.