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Yellow-browed Sparrow is a common and widespread species of Amazonia, with some birds also found into the llanos of central Venezuela. This individual was on the grounds of the Cock-of-the-Rock Lodge along the superlative birding destination of Manu Road, Peru.
A Bulbul that lacks a crest. The populations found further south in the Western Ghats, like the ones seen in Kerala, have a brighter yellow shade than the ones found in the state of Maharashtra. Interestingly this bird is considered as the wet-zone counterpart of the dry-zone White-browed Bulbul. It is found mainly below the forest canopy of the hill forests and plantations in the Western Ghats. They feed mainly on berries and insects.
I was delighted to see the Red-browed Finches in the trees rather than on the fence this morning, even if they were fyrther away. This image has been cropped.
© Harshith JV
Common names: Yellow-browed Bulbul, Golden-browed Bulbul, Yellow-eyebrowed Bulbul
Scientific name: Acritillas indica
Place: Mangalore, Karnataka, India
Date: February 28, 2021
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Luckily I got to see him at Bempton Cliffs on my last morning up there. He showed up at 7-45am. Very pleased when he flew above the viewing platform and I got this shot of him even though I clipped the wing a bit .
I am very fortunate to live in a town with wildlife corridors which make it possible for people and wildlife to share the space and live in harmony. One such corridor passes by my home; today's theme is bird shots from that corridor.
Red-Browed Finches and Fairy Wrens are known to hang out together, so where you find one, you will also find the other.
Cuckmere Haven, East Sussex, England.
Another perspective of Haven Brow from my February shoot. This particular image was taken a little further back as I was drawn to the curve of the pebbled bank and the groyne running across the out flowing River Cuckmere.
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Thalassarche melanophris
Bempton Cliffs, Yorkshire
This Albatross is believed to have lived in Europe since 2014, when he is likely to have been blown off course and left unable to return to his breeding grounds in the South Atlantic. It has now spent at least part of its summer amongst the Bempton Gannet colony on 4 occasions first visting in 2017.
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Taken at the end of a cloudy and dark day... He was perched on a tall and distant tree
Fraser´s Hill - Malaysia
And the female was not just interested. She has 4 eggs in her brood and roughly a week to go before they hatch. The male tried and tried, but the female didn't bother. This shot is of the male flying away! But the whole thing was a very interesting spectacle to watch! Hopefully they repeat that public display of affections again!
The female is in the background, her legs could be seen in the image!
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Just a simply pic of Brow. I've been bored all day and the weather has been the worst... All evening it's raining and raining... I hate the weather!!
We spotted this White-browed Meadowlark while taking a boat ride on the Cuiaba River during our visit to the Pantanal last month.
Sturnella superciliaris
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We will be doing this trip again next year, if you think you might be interested more information is available here: www.texastargetbirds.com/group-photo-trips/2018-brazil-s-...
Red-browed Finch (Neochmia temporalis) from Woodlands Historic Park, Victoria, Australia. This little bird was comfortably perched amongst the flowers and was happily watching me for some time.
Spotted near the Lighthouse at Cape Schanck yesterday. The White Browed Scrubwren is a small and not uncommon bird that is more often heard than seen. Hence another lifer for me yesterday.
Male and female I saw them in Victoria recently and then we have them close to here as well and it looks like they will breed here. A sign of drought in the inland perhaps. I'm not sure they have bred here before!
Himalayan White-browed Rosefinch (Carpodacus thura) captured at Muchuwar Valley, Hunza, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan with Nikon D500 and 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR.
For detailed information about Birds of Gilgit-Baltistan visit www.birdsofgilgit.com