Indian Ring Necked (IRN) Parakeet- is a colorful and swift bird. They are one of the species that have survived deforestations and live in disturbed habitat. They are noisy birds.
Also known as Rose Ringed Parakeets, these birds are popular as pets because they have the ability to mimic human speech. It seems ancient Greeks kept IRN as pets. They also show emotions like humans and adjust to family life. (info from Wiki).
I took this picture in Bilikal Reserve Forest near Hampi. It is lesser known birder's paradise. You will see more bird pictures from this place in coming posts.
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That is a beautiful composition, Kusum! I believe that if it weren't for the splendid peacock, the rose-ringed parakeet would have been our national bird. It is so closely associated with our cultural symbols and our ancient art. Oh and I long to go to Hampi! Thanks for sharing this post.
ReplyDeleteThank you Gowri for visiting and the kind words! I see your Google page and see many conservation stuff! Great!
DeleteI am off to Hampi by the end of this month, so I do hope to visit this reserve forest. The rose ringed parakets looks beautiful! Wonderful click.
ReplyDeleteGreat! Do visit Daroji Sloth Bear sanctuary! HAve fun!
DeleteWhat a beautiful and colorful parakeet. Great photo!
ReplyDeleteThank you Eileen!
DeleteBeautiful image of a great looking Parakeet~
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely little bird to see.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for sharing.
Great colour!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bird!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great look parrot! I have a real fondness for parrots (who can blame me!) and its nice to see one from somewhere other than Australia!
ReplyDeleteCheers and thanks for the link to WBW
Stewart M
I like the way it is hanging on to the wall.
ReplyDeleteNice looking parrot.
ReplyDeletei wish there were more parakeets than pigeons sitting on our balconies
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