This summer our trees and bushes have grown big/strong/tall, encouraging the aviary families to come check out the realty. =P
Some regular visitors for food are the common Mynahs, Parakeets and the "Seven Sister" birds (quite the chatty bunch!). Also the Koel, occasionally the Black Drongo, a Great Coucal (which has disappeared, i think my cats caught it), the White Throated Kingfisher and a pair of Bulbuls.
There are a few more. But I haven't figured out their names yet.
Please forgive the layman photography. I am not skilled enough to take pictures of birds that flit so incessantly. =)
Some regular visitors for food are the common Mynahs, Parakeets and the "Seven Sister" birds (quite the chatty bunch!). Also the Koel, occasionally the Black Drongo, a Great Coucal (which has disappeared, i think my cats caught it), the White Throated Kingfisher and a pair of Bulbuls.
There are a few more. But I haven't figured out their names yet.
Please forgive the layman photography. I am not skilled enough to take pictures of birds that flit so incessantly. =)
Comman Indian Mynah