Birds often have a favorite perch. They are found sitting, for a long time on that particular perch. Often times, when we try to photograph a particular bird, we target the perch beforehand. This particular post relates to a perch, which is favorite to birds of different kinds.This branch in focus is sort of semi circular in shape which is bifurcated and broken at the left hand side of the frame. It is covered with leaves on one side, and the left end is sort of open. Being covered on one side, it gives the birds a sense of security. I never thought about photographing the branch as a whole, but looking through my lightroom catalog, I found that this particular branch is in many photos, so, I decided to highlight that fact. Enjoy the photographs.
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| Common flameback woodpecker |
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Red whiskered Bulbul
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Red vented Bulbul
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Jungle Babbler
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| Asian Koel (male) |
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Asian Koel (female)
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By the way, all these birds are wild and not baited, they are relatively tolerant of people, hence, come very close.
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