Jun 17
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Blue fronted redstart – Male, Bhutan

The blue-fronted redstart is a species of bird in the family Muscicapidae, the Old World flycatchers. It breeds in central China and the Himalayas. Its natural habitat is temperate forests. The female is brownish-grey, with paler underparts. It is classified as least concern by IUCN.
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Jun 17
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Blood Pheasant – Male feeding, Bhutan

Bhutan trip was two weeks of pure bliss – colossal mountains, undulating landscapes, air so fresh, people so friendly and fantastic bird life that is reflective of the country that goes by Gross national happiness and more importance to it than Gross domestic product. It has been a long-standing wish to see and photograph the colorful birds of the Northeastern part of the Himalayas and this trip was an attempt to cover some of those jewels. Over the course of the next few months will share some of the images from the trip. The image here is of the of the Himalayan blood pheasant the I. c. cruentus sub species (Male). We saw about 40+ blood pheasants that day and more specifically this flock of 7 males and 2 females were nonchalant of our presence and were feeding and calling regularly.
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Jun 17
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Blood Pheasant – Male – Ruffled, Bhutan

Bhutan trip was two weeks of pure bliss – colossal mountains, undulating landscapes, air so fresh, people so friendly and fantastic bird life that is reflective of the country that goes by Gross national happiness and more importance to it than Gross domestic product. It has been a long-standing wish to see and photograph the colorful birds of the Northeastern part of the Himalayas and this trip was an attempt to cover some of those jewels. Over the course of the next few months will share some of the images from the trip. The image here is of the of the Himalayan blood pheasant the I. c. cruentus sub species (Male). We saw about 40+ blood pheasants that day and more specifically this flock of 7 males and 2 females were nonchalant of our presence and were feeding and calling regularly.
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Jun 17
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Blood Pheasant – Male – Display, Bhutan

Bhutan trip was two weeks of pure bliss – colossal mountains, undulating landscapes, air so fresh, people so friendly and fantastic bird life that is reflective of the country that goes by Gross national happiness and more importance to it than Gross domestic product. It has been a long-standing wish to see and photograph the colorful birds of the Northeastern part of the Himalayas and this trip was an attempt to cover some of those jewels. Over the course of the next few months will share some of the images from the trip. The image here is of the of the Himalayan blood pheasant the I. c. cruentus sub species (Male). We saw about 40+ blood pheasants that day and more specifically this flock of 7 males and 2 females were nonchalant of our presence and were feeding and calling regularly.
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Jun 17
by Admin in Bhutan 0 comments tags: Alwan, art, Avian, Bangalore, Bhutan, Bird, birds, Blood pheasant, Digitalfrescos, Nikkor, Nikkor 500, Nikon, Nikon D500

Blood Pheasant – Male – Brothers

Bhutan trip was two weeks of pure bliss – colossal mountains, undulating landscapes, air so fresh, people so friendly and fantastic bird life that is reflective of the country that goes by Gross national happiness and more importance to it than Gross domestic product. It has been a long-standing wish to see and photograph the colorful birds of the Northeastern part of the Himalayas and this trip was an attempt to cover some of those jewels. Over the course of the next few months will share some of the images from the trip. The image here is of the of the Himalayan blood pheasant the I. c. cruentus sub species (Male). We saw about 40+ blood pheasants that day and more specifically this flock of 7 males and 2 females were nonchalant of our presence and were feeding and calling regularly.
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