Indian Ringnecks are native to Asia and Africa and can be seen in the forests or arid environments.
We captured a few of them during our annual vacation to Ahmedabad,India. We were pleasantly surprised to see these avian variety in abundance in the army cantonment area.
It appeared they were happy to pose with their variant moods and postures.
Wow ! u look pretty.
I beg to have a different view of the world!!!
Beautiful capture...all of them! The one in the first photo looks incredulous! I clicked on all the photos and loved them all. Can't wait for more!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful birds! I too enlarged all of them. I love the second one the best.
ReplyDeleteVery nice shots and learned the palace of these beautiful birds. Ringneck Parakeets must not have the habit to build their own nests.
ReplyDeleteThe last one is so cute.
Great set of a beautiful bird.
ReplyDeleteFirst one is a wonderful pose, and the last really made me laugh.
All excellent.
Oh my! What a beautiful place you have here. These pictures are just gorgeous!
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Great set of photos! Specially the first and last ones. We have Ring-necked Parakeets wild in Britain now. They are expanding fast over here. Lovely birds!
ReplyDeleteWhat a thrill for me to see your photos today. This bird is so very pretty and unique. I love that last photo!
ReplyDeleteThose are great photos! What beautifully coloured birds - the green is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteWow, terrific captures! They are such beautiful birds, and so colorful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful little bird! I would love to have wild paraketes here.
ReplyDelete...these birds and photos are absolutely stunning. He is such a lovely shade of green and very sleek. We definitely do not have these birds here in Cincy! (I also enjoyed seeing all the flowers and birds on your previous posts.) I'll be signing up as a follower too! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHa Ha What a beauty! And my favorite color too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful little birds - they seem so sweet! Great photos!!
ReplyDeleteCame across your blog from another's link and I'm glad I did as I've really enjoyed reading some of your posts.
ReplyDeleteThere's a large population of Ring-necked Parakeets in the South East of England and, where I live, I have them visiting my garden in numbers - so they are daily visitors.
It was great to see your pictures and these birds in another environment and country :D
Great collection of Images,thankyou for your comments on our Blog.
ReplyDeleteI love your Ring Necked Parakeets shots they look great.
John.
What an interesting blog you have here and thank you so much for visiting mine.
ReplyDeleteYou have some lovely photos and I love the R N Parakeets, we have them here but not in my area, I would love to see them, they look so exotic!
It is wonderful to communicate with so many different people from all parts of the world who are brought together by a deep love of Nature.
Beautiful images captures the behavior of the parakeet. Well done
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your kind words:)
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful birds! I love seeing the birds from other parts of the world - I can't think of a green one here.
ReplyDelete"Unfaithful? Who, me?"
ReplyDelete"You know I have eyes only for you, sweetie!"
"Go away! I never want to see you again in my parrotty life"
"Aaah... nuts!"
"Damn! She really means it this time"
Sorry... I'm not wacko (well, maybe just a little bit) but your photos really spoke to me, frame by frame. And played out a prime-time soap opera too.
Go back and check the first five photos. I swear this is what I heard.
Hey, you could mint millions out of this, you know. If Ekta Kapoor can do it, so can you. Albeit with a parrot cast.
Great bird photography. The nicest to see them free in their own environment.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's some interesting color in that parakeet. It's really interesting to see birds that we would consider exotic, just roaming around in other parts of the world.
ReplyDeleteI also have to compliment you on some stunning landscape shots on your blog as well. I really like your banner image at the top. It reminds me of a nice vacation.
I just can say, beatutiful, beautiful!!! You capture all its moves, is fantastic.
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Beautiful photos, you live in an area with such exotic animals, your photography captures them beautifully
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