The Green Bee Eater

The green bee-eater (merops orientalis).. as the name suggests is a bee eater found in across in India. Green in colour with tinged blue especially on the chin and throat, the crown is tinged with golden rufous with black beak and fine black line that runs in front and behind the eye.. 

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Small bee Eater, overall green with blue tinge on the throat and chin. Its crown and upper back is rufous colour. Has a black line that runs down the eyes. . . #birds🐦 #birdsodinstagram #birdsofgoa #pictureday #picturesspeakathousandwords #pickmygoapic #travelstoke #blogger #blog #pics #birdofindia #_coi #_soi #travelblog #_travelersofindia #everydayingoa #everydayinindia #spi #unexploredgoa #welovegoa #your_best_birds #thetweetsuites #allmightybirds #goa #_tcoi #all_about_goa #goaexplore #clicksath #all_about_goa #bulbul . @goatourism @ami_susegad_goenkar @goaexplore @wanderers.of.india @shadows_of_india @gallery_of_india @india_everyday @unexploredgoa @your_best_birds @pocket_birds

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The Red-Whiskered Bulbul

A member of the Bulbul family, the Red-Whiskered Bulbul also known as the Crested Bulbul, is a passerine  bird found in Asia. It feeds on fruits and small insects. 

Chennai Calling

The last time I visited Chennai was when I was 5, so after a couple of decades I was all set to explore and create memories for a lifetime.

Red Whiskered Bulbul

One of the most common of the bulbuls in the regions. With a red ear patch, a red tail covert and pointed black crest. The Red Whiskered Bulbul feeds on fruits and insects

Capturing the unusual one

I find my self so fortunate to see such birds nearly every single day in the  vicinity of my residence.. Found this one seated on the mango tree. Not quite sure about what species of bird it is though. 
However if anyone has come across this one could leave a comment and let me know..

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