nature

  • Kestrel

    Kestrel

    Its found in different parts of Europe, Africa, and Asia. In the common kestrel nest, you will find three to seven eggs in a clutch, and the eggs have a bluish tinge with red splotches. One of the smallest birds in the falcon family.

  • Blue Magpie

    Blue Magpie

    It is seen in evergreen forests and scrublands in predominantly hilly or mountainous countries. lts livespan is estimated upto 25-30 years.

  • Bittern

    Bittern

    It breeds in tropical Asia including India, Pakistan, Bangladesh & Sri Lanka. Unlike the similar storks, ibises, and spoonbills, the bitterns fly with their necks retracted, not outstretched. Eggs are white with, sometimes a blue tinge.

  • Wagtail

    Wagtail

    They nest in beaver’s dams and nests of golden eagles. One nest of these birds was found in a walrus skull. The color of the eggs is cream with a light blue-green tint and red-brown spots.

  • Snipe

    Snipe

    The common snipe is found all over the Palearctic. They then nest in an exceedingly well-hidden location on the ground to lay their eggs. They lay four eggs of a dark olive color that are blotchy and marked with brown. It is called ‘taivaanvuohi’ in Finnish, meaning ‘sky goat’, because of its call.

  • Curry Leaves

    Curry Leaves

    I must go find some good curry leaves….

  • Bushchat

    Bushchat

    The eggs are pale bluish-white or pinkish ground colour with speckles and blotches towards the broad end. Bats have been noted to prey on them.

  • Pigeon

    Pigeon

    The lifespan of this bird is 6-35 years. They are monogamous. After the hatching of eggs, the young are fed crop milk. The young one is called a squeaker or a squab. They can find their nest after flying for long distances. It’s a spiritual bird that symbolizes love and sacrifice

  • Brahminy kite

    Brahminy kite

    They roost in large and isolated trees in groups of as many as 600. They have nested on the ground under trees in rare instances. Eggs are white or bluish-white.