18 May 2013

Bird Watch - Common Mynah

Yet another common bird from my backyard, which even my daughter recognizes is a Common Mynah. Much Smaller than a pigeon, this is a familiar well groomed dark brown bird with a black head, bright yellow legs and bill. It has a patch of bare yellow skin round the eyes. The large white patch in the wings in conspicuous in flight.  
Common Mynah


It is omnivorous found in open and light wooded areas.
Common Mynah

Happy Birdwatching...

38 comments:

  1. Impressive!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.

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  2. I have heard of Minah birds all of my life, but this is the first one I have seen. Such a pretty bird. Your first shot is so pretty. genie

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    1. Thank you Genie... Am happy you got see it through my blog...

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  3. What an interesting looking bird!

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  5. lovely shot !! I remember people my school mates saying 2 myanhs bring good luck and 1 bad ! :D u made me see 1 hahahahaha.. :)
    Nice capture Meghana !!

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    1. Mysay, off course there are two in this post, u must be lucky...;)

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  6. Wow...what an incredible looking bird!! Great images.

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  7. Cool looking bird! Nice to see birds from around the world without having to leave my house! Great shots!

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    1. Thank you, tht happens whn u start blogging...

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  8. I would love to see this bird in the wild, great shots of the Mynah!

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  9. nice photos; I do recognise this one for sure; it has made it to Australia

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  10. Lovely shots. I love watching birds, when I was in Boston, I used to sit on the banks of Charles River and feed sparrows. :)

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    1. Thank you Saru....i too enjoy watching birds... luckily we get lots of birds near my place....

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  11. Meghana, believe it or not we actually have seen these birds several times here in Florida. Originally, they were pets, caged birds that escaped or (more likely) were let loose by their owners who got tired of them. Apparently now they are breeding in the wild.

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    1. Oh really, pets.... here they are available in plenty....

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  12. Nice shots and sighting.

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