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    Eagle was resting in one of the trees in Valparai.

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    Focal Length : 400
    Shutter Speed : 1/640
    Aperture: 5.6
    ISO/Film: 1600
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    Nice head turn. Wish the branch in the foreground was not present. After getting this image, did you try to slowly go a bit closer to get the bird more in the clear? Thanks for sharing.
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    Mrudul Godbole

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    Did u make any other images where any part of the legs or underparts are visible ? I have a feeling this is a Mountain hawk eagle.

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    Hi Roopak,

    No I couldn't get where part of the legs are visible. However, I have got another picture attached which I think is different bird compared to the one here. Can you please provide me the name of the bird.

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    hi uday,

    this is a crested serpent eagle (Spilornis cheela) which is lot more common in our jungles and country side. Pls do not post more than 1 image in the same thread. It is better to post a seprate thread and refer to the older thread if required.


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    Crested Serpent eagle. Protected under the same classification as the tiger in the Wildlife Protection Act. Once I saw langurs giving alarm calls when one of these birds landed close to a troupe in Ranthambhore. There were small kids in that langur troupe.

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