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To an Australian, peacocks are fabulously “exotic”, but this post’s peacocks were in their own land, where they are an “everyday” sight.
Indian peafowl live in most of the Indian subcontinent’s non-alpine regions.
So, many an Indian human pays them little attention.
To most non-Australians, a kangaroo is a fabulously exotic creature, but many Australians are not the least excited by ‘roos.
Comments closed…with suitably sublime music.
One CommentPelecanus crispus – the Dalmatian Pelican – is one of several contenders for the “heavyweight title” among the world’s living, flying birds.
One CommentGuess which of this post’s two key species is in a position to look down on the other?
Comments closedDark as these times are, light – or lightness, at least – can still be shed.
One CommentThe next image – taken within seconds of the featured one – shows which of the feuding Griffon Vultures won their brief stoush.
(All photos copyright Doug Spencer, taken February 2020)
Comments closedThe greater part of February 2020 has just been wonderfully well spent in India – mostly in Gujarat and Rajahstan.
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