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#211
another Red-whiskered Bulbul... from our recent road trip...
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#213
Dragonfly... from our recent road trip...
Loved the light and composition
Shot a couple of weeks back, from some distance.
Shot a couple of weeks back, from some distance.
Loved the light and composition
Shot a couple of weeks back, from some distance.
Shot a couple of weeks back, from some distance.
Thanks for sharing.
Captured on today in Nehru Zoological Park, Hyderabad.
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#217
That is a black bird called Drango like the one below... it has a white spot at the start of it's beak.
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They are relatively small birds with a long forked tail. They are around 20 to 30 cm long including the tail.
Thanks and one more picture of the same!
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This one is better...
We should have a Drango week when everyone can post their Drango pictures. But taking a Drango photo is as difficult as taking a photos of women.
Take this Drango for example...
When I shot this, the Drango said "I am not even ready, you nitwit!"
and for this, it complained "My beak is not visible"
When I shot this, it said "I don't like this side profile"
And for this, "the full length of my beak is not shown"
...and after countless no of shots and a couple of hours, we agreed upon this one.
But when it said "This is sort of okay with me. But I look too dark. Can you photoshop it to make me look fairer and more colorful?", I lost my cool.![[gun]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Guns.gif "Guns [gun]")
The Drango reading my intentions early, flew off before I could aim and throw the camera at it - saving, both it's life and my camera.![[lol]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Laugh.gif "Laugh [lol]")
We should have a Drango week when everyone can post their Drango pictures. But taking a Drango photo is as difficult as taking a photos of women.
Take this Drango for example...
When I shot this, the Drango said "I am not even ready, you nitwit!"
and for this, it complained "My beak is not visible"
When I shot this, it said "I don't like this side profile"
And for this, "the full length of my beak is not shown"
...and after countless no of shots and a couple of hours, we agreed upon this one.
But when it said "This is sort of okay with me. But I look too dark. Can you photoshop it to make me look fairer and more colorful?", I lost my cool.
The Drango reading my intentions early, flew off before I could aim and throw the camera at it - saving, both it's life and my camera.
For a change ![[;)]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Wink.gif "Wink [;)]")
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#223
Pied Bushchat (male juvenile)
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. How would it be if you would give a small bit of explaination along with the pictures?
Deer in Nehru Zoo, Hyderabad.