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Project Noah is a tool to explore and document wildlife and a platform to harness the power of citizen scientists everywhere.
Terpsiphone paradisi
A very active bird. Difficult to click given the fact that it does not stay on one branch for more then 3 seconds. Flies away at the slightest noise. The second picture gives an idea of the size of the tail of this bird. My previous spotting of a young male from the same place: http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/114...
Seen at Madhav National Park.
Also known as Doodhraaj in the local language, because of the "milky white" colour.
Lat: 25.37, Long: 77.81
Spotted on Jun 5, 2012
Submitted on Jun 22, 2012
22 Comments
Thank you Shanna.
Amazing, look at that tail!!
Thanks Anoop, probably the most magnificent bird that I have ever seen. Thanks Noel.
Beautiful series!
Awesome bird!! such a treat to watch it fly!!
Thanks Sumukha. Hi Vignesh, since this is already identified I am deleting your suggestion. Thanks for your efforts.
Wow..! Awesome spotting Satyen..!!
Thanks a lot Jeannette!
Beautiful bird :)
Thanks Surekha.
Very beautiful, Satyen!
Thanks Chief.
a beautiful bird both its male and female are graceful. they come all the way from Himalayas and we have them in kerala in the winter.
Thanks Aakash. It has been a memorable experience in seeing this beautiful bird.
Awesome! Mindblowing!!!
Thanks Sachin, Maria, Atul, Yogesh and Emma! Ceherzog, this bird is not rare, it is seen regularly at some areas. But, difficult to click.
incredible and amazing! no words to express!
wow!! no words....
amazing stuff Satyen!
great series!
Are these birds hard to find...rare?
again rocking,,
Incredible Bird,