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| Verditor Flycatcher |
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| Long Billed Vulture |
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| Indian Roller |
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| Hoopoe |
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| Gold Mantled Chloropsis |
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Indian birds photographs By Tirath Singh Bandhavgarh
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- Uday Patel
- Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, India
- TOFT Award Winner earlier worked as Sr. Naturalist at Kanha Tiger Reserve in Central India. Also a birding guide. I also provide Internet Marketing (SEO) Services and website content writing in English. At present, he provides SEO and Content Writing Services to Above the Fold Agency in Mumbai.
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