Plum Headed Parakeet is brilliantly-colored parakeet; males have a plum-colored head while females have grayish-blue head. Endemic to the Indian subcontinent where it can occur in any well-wooded area outside NE India and the high Himalayas. Similar to the largely non-overlapping Blossom-headed Parakeet, but shows a darker shade of plum or gray on the head and a white-tipped tail (not yellow). They also lack the red shoulder patch seen on Blossom-headed females. A yellow upper bill separates it from all overlapping parakeets.
These photos are clicked using Canon EOS 7d Mark ii with the Telephoto Lens Tamron 150-600mm
These photos are clicked at Sattal, Uttarakhand, India. It’s a heaven for bird phptography. I am amzed to see tiny colourful birds that I aloways call them Winged Wonders. Enjoy the friday pictures.
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These are beautiful shots, Mukund. I enjoyed birds, too.
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I am happy that you liked these beautiful birds. They are lovable. Thank you so much ☺️
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Lovely, colourful birds. Fine shots!
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Dear Mukund
When I read your posts, I enter into a different realm of thoughts. I felt the same reading this post.
Thanks for liking my post, ‘Independence’. 👍❤️🙏🌶😍😊
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Thank you so much for your comments. Being with nature is like diving deep into the music. I have some comments on Independence post. I will share on the post.
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मागे येणे तूर्त रद्द, उगीच tension नको
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