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Here is my second post about the birds I managed to spot and photograph in Thailand.
If you missed the first part - here is the link.
Today I will start with the humble zebra dove, called also barred ground dove, or barred dove in short. This bird was not new for me. During my first visit in Thailand, I saw plenty of them and I loved their soft coo. Not surprisingly there were plenty of them everywhere.
It was an extremely hot April in Thailand. If I had to trust my phone app, the temperature during day reached 40°C, which means it was much higher and I felt like I am in an oven. That is why my short photo shooting took place early in the morning. Not that it made a big difference, it was still hot. I sat on a bencn under a tree and heard nice song from above.
Google Lens suggested this beautiful yellow bird to be Common Iora. Very attractive birdie with lovely melodic voice.
Next, I saw another bird close by. It was standing with open beak, but no, it was not singing. My guesses were, the bird was hot and bothered. I searched again with Google Lens and it appeared to be a bulbul, even more precisely a Streak-eared Bulbul. Hope I did the id correct.
And that's all I found in a short time in the garden of the house where the kids are living. I can imagine what I could see if I had more time to visit other places. But for now, that's all.
Happy birding and keep on sharing your photos and stories in our community of Feathered Friends.
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I'm glad you found some time for a bit of bird watching while you were there! These are all beauties!
It was so wonderful to get to talk to you during @tengolotodo's live show in the Ecency discord! Thanks for all your kind words. ♥️
I can't help myself but to look around for everything that is flying, hopping, crawling. 😀
Time was short for birdwatching, but birds came to me and I wasn't looking for them.
It was a great pleasure to take part in the Talk Show and to be among you. Such a friendly atmosphere. Thank you again, Melinda for all your help and devotion. ❤
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Oh they are great pics!
So glad you saw such gorgeous pics!
Thank you for telling us about the community last night Neli, that was wonderful :)
Thank you!
It was such a lovely time during the Talk Show, sorry I had to leave earlier.
I am looking forward to the next one. 😀
Nice captures! Getting those fast little ones in the middle of the bushes is no easy task! Ps. try an app called Merlin for bird identification abroad; trust me, you'll love it! ;) !LUV
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Thank you so much!
Of course, Merlin app. How could I forget it? I know that I tried it once, had to remove it from the tablet, cause it is very old machine with little space, but I can install the app on the phone. Thanks for reminding me about it.
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Very beautiful birds. I especially liked Iora, bright yellow.
Thank you very!
It was the only coloured bird I saw then, the yellow one.
its pretty hot out there but same here. News says heat index reaches 42 degrees celsius. I hope there are waters for the birds to drinks and cool down in a very hot day. they too can experience heat stroke
Oh dear, This is too much -over 40 degrees.
Yes, birds got water and birdbath in the house garden. Still, they choose to hide in the shades.
thtas' great! I guess 40+ degrees can be felt o only in highly urbanized cities.
Wonderful captures once again 😍
Thank you, Barbara!😀
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