April 13, 2017

Oriental White-eye

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April 13, 2017
Oriental White-eye

Species: Oriental White-eye | Location: Pangot, Uttarakhand, India

By Kushankur Bhattacharyya

Oriental white-eye is a common bird having a large distribution. In March 2016 I had been to Pangot, a small hamlet near Nainital, Uttarakhand, India, where I found this bird with plenty of other birds in this cherry tree.

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I started photography in my college days and since then wildlife photography is of my prime interest. I love to shoot any wild animal starting from ants to elephants. I try to find out compositions in my photos with the organism in its own habitat.

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