ROSE-RINGED PARAKEET Psittacula krameri
Well, let's start off with some Rose-ringed Parakeets, they are in full swing now. 
CRESTED SERPENT EAGLE Spilornis cheela
This juvenile Crested Serpent Eagle was a lifer, my fist bird of prey! The photos are nothing to brag about though.
Rice fields are being planted for the next season, so the fields being prepared attract lots of water birds, who come looking for small critters unearthed by farmers. I only managed to capture this Asian Openbill Stork.
Oriental Magpie Robin (Copsychus saularis)
This immature Oriental Magpie Robin was catching bugs on the ground by the railroad track.ASHY PRINIA Prinia socialis
An Ashy Prenia and a Jerdon's Bushlark were perched on a power cable running over a paddy field.Jerdon's Bushlark (Mirafra affinis)
This White -throated Kingfisher was by an irrigation canal. Well,that's about it, lets hope next week will be even better! if you have not linked up your bird posts to Wold Bird Wednesday yet,you must!
Good Job. Nice presentation and also nice picture collection.
ReplyDeleteFanastic sequence!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteA lovely series...stunning birds to see.
ReplyDeletethose are beautiful. i LOVE that kingfisher!
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos! Love the Kingfisher, and the eagle!
ReplyDeleteWonderful - I can hardly believe that all those fantastic shots are taken on the way to your work or birds path you are checking!
ReplyDeleteWow, awesome looking birds and photos. They are all great it is hard to pick a favorite. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove the Parakeet shot against the blue sky and the video. Would love to see the stork and the kingfisher once!
ReplyDeleteWhat an unbelievable collection you have assembled! Congratulations on your lifer. A Crested Serpent eagle is pretty special. I love your videos too but for me the White-throated kingfisher is the star of your show. Good luck to you this week on the birding trails!
ReplyDeleteStunning! I wold be happy if this was may way to work. A beautiful set of images. The last little fellow is my favorite. Great work.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful collection of birds you have presented so beautifully! I love the colors of the Kingfisher!
ReplyDeleteWow, some awesome shots here. Just love how the birds are captured and presented on your site. Great work.
ReplyDeleteWow! You did have a good week. Nice series. (hmmm...having trouble commenting here today..It will only let me choose anonymous)
ReplyDeleteThat little kingfisher reminds me of a little man wearing a turquoise jacket! I'm wondering of that serpent eagle eats snakes (yuck!). Great birding photos.
ReplyDeleteCrested Serpent Eagle is a fantastic bird name!
ReplyDeleteHello folks, Thanks for dropping by and sharing your thoughts!:)
ReplyDeleteYou have such beautiful birds in Sri Lanka!
ReplyDeleteThey are all gorgeous fellows!
ReplyDeleteExcept for the Parakeet and the Kingfisher they would all be Lifers for me.
Love that Juv Eagle!
Hi folks, Thanks a lot for your feedback!:)
ReplyDeleteBarb,That must be how the name comes,but it appears that it's not a Crested Serpent Eagle after all,see the update on next WBW post.