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WCS-India Nature inFocus Sanctuary Asia WCS The Thinking Tiger Samarth Jain Sahir Doshi Wildlife Trust of India Neha Sinha

A hairstyle to envy.

The Lesser adjutant stork, not as bald as some of its friends. #indiaves

It’s always Woodpecker season.

Rufous woodpecker (Assam)
Black-rumped flameback (Delhi)
#indiaves

Read. At HarperCollins this is our mantra. Now and forever. The singular purpose that drives everything we do. So delighted that Ajay Jain and Kunzum are promoting the idea of reading and books for all ages, and continuously. Was happy to be there and launch the campaign.

Caption this~

Seen today: the Black-rumped flameback. A colourful bird with a colourful call to match!

In this photo you can see the golden back of the bird that gives it its name.

#indiaves

Now showing.
These Indian trees are flowering now and I was lucky to see them both today. At first glance they seem similar but they are not.
Can you identify them?

Neha Sinha Here is what i promised.. #mulberry

Do you see it?

I've seen a rosy starling once, mistook it for a magpie robin

Neha Sinha The last chapter of the book is devoted to Rosy Starlings.

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Rosy starlings, one of the many birds that still insist on calling Delhi their home, temporarily or otherwise, despite all the pollution.

Looks like a pastor with a rosary to me. Last time you presented junior adjutant sa’ab.

I have a chapter in Wild and Wilful on these joyous birds that come to Delhi on a reverse migration in April each year. Then, they will fly to C Asia. Always chattering, happy, social.

Who can name these birds? #indiaves

Neha Sinha 😊

Neha Sinha My favourite. We used to break these by climbing on trees and eating them sitting on trees. Today I'm paying a premium to buy it.

Neha Sinha

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New pilkhan leaves are red.