chestnut-bellied rock thrush (f), Lava-Algarah Rd

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Garima

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Dec 11, 2009, 6:33:20 PM12/11/09

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The first morning in N.Bengal found us at the famous Lava-Algarah road at the crack of dawn, along with our gracious host and avid birder Mr. Ganesh Mani Pradhan of Orchid Retreat. The birding started off with a grey-headed woodpecker and lesser yellownape in the semi-darkness, and then a pair of chestnut-bellied rock thrush perched on the same dry tree. My friend Jainy and I clicked away in silence, and only after the birds flew off did we realize that I had got the female and she had the male, and each had not noticed the other.

Lava-Algarah Rd, 28th Nov '09

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Garima

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Dec 11, 2009, 6:34:22 PM12/11/09

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And here is the female attached.

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