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JC3 May 12th 2016 9:17 am

Balinese Birds
 
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Just back from a few days Bali.

Beautiful birds. What’s not to like?!

Pic 1 A Spotted Dove
Pics 4&6 I think this is a Black-Crowned Night Heron. I was very lucky to spot her resting in the tree.
Pic 8 A Pond Heron.
Pic 9 A White Heron. Sadly I only had my phone camera that time.

JC3

InVinoVeritas May 12th 2016 9:21 am

Re: Balinese Birds
 
And Pic 3, which is also the best? Is it a kingfisher or a Norwegian Blue?

Davita May 12th 2016 9:43 am

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Another couple of Balinese Birds you may have missed...they're dangduts .....
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2h764f

InVinoVeritas May 12th 2016 9:45 am

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So lots of wildlife in Bali then :thumbup:

JC3 May 12th 2016 9:55 am

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Originally Posted by Davita (Post 11946064)
Another couple of Balinese Birds you may have missed...they're dangduts .....

They look like hooters to me.

JC3

Davita May 12th 2016 9:58 am

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Originally Posted by InVinoVeritas (Post 11946065)
So lots of wildlife in Bali then :thumbup:

That's for sure...hati hati.
Better to follow JC3's adventures in Indonesia...or even mine (see post #3) rather than this....

Elephant Kills Woman Taking Photographs in Indonesia - ABC News

JC3 May 12th 2016 10:04 am

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Originally Posted by InVinoVeritas (Post 11946040)
And Pic 3, which is also the best? Is it a kingfisher or a Norwegian Blue?

Pic3?
Well it sure ain't a kingfisher...

JC3

InVinoVeritas May 12th 2016 10:09 am

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And where are pics 6, 8 and 9?

Davita May 12th 2016 10:40 am

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Originally Posted by JC3 (Post 11946073)
They look like hooters to me.JC3

hahaha...you are probably correct and I bow to your superior knowledge and photos of lovely birds.
I was an aviator, not an aviarist, so aware that Titties and Tatas are members of the Mammary family.... but recall that the Hooters belong to the Knocker group...:nod:
There is a difference..some are bigger than others..:thumbsup:

JC3 May 12th 2016 10:53 am

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Originally Posted by InVinoVeritas (Post 11946085)
And where are pics 6, 8 and 9?

If you click on the photos you will see each one has a number

JC3

InVinoVeritas May 12th 2016 11:05 am

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oh, I didn't realise you were using a Fibonacci numbering sequence. So what is the bird in the middle, lah?

JC3 May 12th 2016 11:54 am

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Originally Posted by InVinoVeritas (Post 11946142)
oh, I didn't realise you were using a Fibonacci numbering sequence.

Don’t worry IVV, 5 out of 4 people have problems with math.



Originally Posted by InVinoVeritas (Post 11946142)
So what is the bird in the middle, lah?

Steady, such questions could lead me astray.
I replied, read the Site Rules again, and hit delete.
What photos are you looking at?!

Oh well, here’s a different answer to your question.

Ah yes, ...here we are, photo No. 6.


Originally Posted by JC3;11946038[I
...Pics 4&6 ... Black-Crowned Night Heron....[/I]
JC3

JC3

InVinoVeritas May 12th 2016 12:07 pm

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I came across this:-

Believed to be monogamous, the males perform an elaborate courtship ritual during breeding season, and present sticks to their chosen female. When the pair bond is formed, their legs blush a pinkish-red.

Cue Davita...

JC3 May 12th 2016 12:18 pm

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Originally Posted by InVinoVeritas (Post 11946195)
I came across this:-

Believed to be monogamous, the males perform an elaborate courtship ritual during breeding season, and present sticks to their chosen female. When the pair bond is formed, their legs blush a pinkish-red.

Cue Davita...

I trust you are not suggesting Davita also performs an elaborate courtship ritual at night, clappers his bill as he walks in a crouch, sings and dances, hissing as he rocks from foot to foot. Or even tries it!

JC3

Davita May 12th 2016 12:20 pm

Re: Balinese Birds
 

Originally Posted by InVinoVeritas (Post 11946195)
I came across this:-

Believed to be monogamous, the males perform an elaborate courtship ritual during breeding season, and present sticks to their chosen female. When the pair bond is formed, their legs blush a pinkish-red.

Cue Davita...

Why me?.....I think my breeding season demised over 20 years ago...but not been tested.
However, if my legs ever blush pinkish-red I'll call those Bali Birds. I heard they nest in the Sky Garden in Kuta.....maybe JC3 went birdwatching there on his recent visit...:cool:


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