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  1. Brown eared Bulbul is eating apple scraps in the snow. Sparrows come for rice.
    loops.video/v/e2eJBK33UU

    BGM (“I Should Care” played by Thelonious Monk) is continued from the previous Bulbul loops video.

    #Bulbul #birds #sparrow #loops

  2. Brown eared Bulbul is eating apple scraps in the snow. Sparrows come for rice.
    loops.video/v/e2eJBK33UU

    BGM (“I Should Care” played by Thelonious Monk) is continued from the previous Bulbul loops video.

    #Bulbul #birds #sparrow #loops

  3. The Bulbul realizes I leave the apple scraps for her. She showed up for the second time while I was watering the garden. Smart bird.

    Later in the afternoon, I saw her sitting in front of the apple scraps, contemplating for a minute, then swallowed a piece and flew away.

    #ヒヨドリ #Bulbul #birds

  4. The Bulbul realizes I leave the apple scraps for her. She showed up for the second time while I was watering the garden. Smart bird.

    Later in the afternoon, I saw her sitting in front of the apple scraps, contemplating for a minute, then swallowed a piece and flew away.

    #ヒヨドリ #Bulbul #birds

  5. Red-whiskered Bulbul at Bombo Headland

    A few days ago, I visited Bombo Headland Geological Site on the east coast of Australia, south of Sydney. There were several Red-whiskered Bulbuls flitting around the bushes. This one was perched on a messy clump of Lantana, with the impressive cliffs of the headland in the background.

    Red-whiskered Bulbuls are pretty little birds, with striking black, red, and white markings. They’re native to southern Asia (India, Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Malaysia), and were introduced into Sydney in the late 1800s.

    Common name: Red-whiskered Bulbul
    Scientific name: Pycnonotus jocosus
    Approximate length: 20 cm
    Date spotted: 31 May 2025 (autumn)
    Location: Bombo Headland Geological Site, NSW, Australia: 34°39’03.6″S 150°51’42.3″E

    Bombo Headland is worth a visit, with its impressive rock formations and churning sea currents:

    I feel sure that my bookmark, the Travelling Worm, will publish a post about our visit soon!

    #australia #birds #birdwatching #BomboHeadlandGeologicalSite #Bulbul

  6. How #Singapore Became an Unexpected Stronghold for a Critically Endangered Bird smithsonianmag.com/science-nat

    Despite being the smallest country in Southeast Asia, the city-state is now home to the largest population of the straw-headed #bulbul. The #bird’s population is slowly, but steadily, increasing, thanks to over three decades of #conservation actions.

  7. How #Singapore Became an Unexpected Stronghold for a Critically Endangered Bird smithsonianmag.com/science-nat

    Despite being the smallest country in Southeast Asia, the city-state is now home to the largest population of the straw-headed #bulbul. The #bird’s population is slowly, but steadily, increasing, thanks to over three decades of #conservation actions.

  8. "Silent Sunday is all very well for some but others of us are being mobbed by fleas"- harassed Osprey

    #birds #birding #Osprey #mobbing #bulbul #Africa #BirdPhotography #funny #SIlentSunday

  9. "Silent Sunday is all very well for some but others of us are being mobbed by fleas"- harassed Osprey

    #birds #birding #Osprey #mobbing #bulbul #Africa #BirdPhotography #funny #SIlentSunday

  10. An Osprey wearing two bands. A mob of Common Bulbuls moving the poor bird along...

    "the bird tour is never complete until you have spotted the Osprey"

    I have so many photos to go through but I think I've done enough for one day!

    #bird #birds #BirdBehavior #mobbing #Osprey #bulbul #Photograph #BirdPhotography