Monday, 22 April 2024

Indian yellow tit and goodbye to Munnar


Last morning in Munnar before we head back to Kochi airport later today, but we had just enough time to do our local walk again. Finally I managed a half decent photo of chestnut-headed bee-eater, and also saw a new species for me, a few Indian yellow tits.


Indian yellow tit.


Red-whiskered bulbuls are common everywhere, especially in Kochi where they are about the commonest bird.


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