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This happened in Corbett N. P. around first week of March.
A Male caught a fish thrashes it on the rock till its dead.
There comes the female takes the fish moves to the other end and eats it.
Now comes the interesting part, she comes back to where the male is gives him a look, this is not enough. The male ignores looks the other way, this trigger her off and she gives him a mouth full. Reminds me of another species.
Vikas.
Date : 24 Mar 10
Location : Dadri Wetland
Camera/Lens : Nikon D300. Nikon 500mm F4, VR.
Common Name : Sarus Crane
Scientific Name : Grus antigone
Bird Family : GRUIFORMES: Gruidae
Remarks : Dadri has never disappointed me as regards the Sarus.
We saw three Sarus a little distance at dadri but on the return we saw this
pair full frame with the 500mm lens. The pair was busy preening each other
and one self. Some images capturing the moods of my favourite bird.The image
D1862 has the Sarus almost to its knees asking the Partner "Will you marry
me ". I have seen this behaviour during during nesting in Mar/Apr 06 at
Sultanpur. This was normally the start of the dance as though the sarus was
begging lets dance and they would dance together for 2-4 min at stretch.
Vijay
Wg Cdr Vijay K Sethi
Mob 9810134504
Off 26491520
Res 29536061
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Date : 24 Mar 10
Location : Dadri Wetland
Camera/Lens : Nikon D300. Nikon 500mm F4, VR.
Common Name : Sarus Crane
Scientific Name : Grus antigone
Bird Family : GRUIFORMES: Gruidae
Remarks : Dadri has never disappointed me as regards the Sarus.
We saw three Sarus a little distance at dadri but on the return we saw this
pair full frame with the 500mm lens. The pair was busy preening each other
and one self. Some images capturing the moods of my favourite bird.
Vijay
Wg Cdr Vijay K Sethi
Mob 9810134504
Off 26491520
Res 29536061
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Date : 24 Mar 10
Location : Dadri Wetland
Camera/Lens : Nikon D300. Nikon 500mm F4, VR.
Common Name : Sarus Crane
Scientific Name : Grus antigone
Bird Family : GRUIFORMES: Gruidae
Remarks : Dadri has never disappointed me as regards the Sarus.
We saw three Sarus a little distance at dadri but on the return we saw this
pair full frame with the 500mm lens. The pair was busy preening each other
and one self. Some images capturing the moods of my favourite bird.
Vijay
Wg Cdr Vijay K Sethi
Mob 9810134504
Off 26491520
Res 29536061
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