Sunday, 21 April 2024

Long-tailed shrike and Attukad waterfall part 2


In the higher regions long-tailed shrike seems to replace brown shrike. I've seen a few but this is about the best I've managed to photograph. 

Today we just stayed local to the hotel and to be honest the scenery is as good as anywhere.








Lunchtime.

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