This morning I birded in CKBS after a gap of two months or more. The monsoonal view of this small area of trees looks wildly enchanting and earns a short-lived right to be called a jungle. The vegetation claims a great deal of the open paths and spaces so that a four feet wide walking path in most places shrinks to a foot or less. It was good to be there. Aug-Sept are months when the chances of getting a Chestnut-winged Cuckoo or a Crow-billed Drongo are quite good.
-- Pictures - Greater Coucal, Lineated Barbet and Large-tailed Nightjar.
Chintamani Kar Bird Sanctuary, Kolkata, 27 Ag'14
Soma Jha
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