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Hemiprocne coronata
Rightly named for their beautiful crests, the males flaunts bright orange sides to its face. They're highly manoeuvrable since they're insectivorous and catch majority of their prey in flight.
Spotted it in the Dry Deciduous forests of Gir National Park. Being the last abode of the Asiatic Lions in the wild, these forests are home to some amazing wildlife.
Spotted on May 22, 2015
Submitted on Oct 30, 2015
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