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Hello sir, I found a Indian Pitta..But It is alone...I have not an idea about other birds..I'm from Sri Lanka..Indian Pitta came to Sri Lanka from Himalayas. What should I do now..Can I get the bird as a pet....plz tell me...

Hello sir, I found a Indian Pitta..But It is alone...I have not an idea about other birds..I'm from Sri Lanka..Indian Pitta came to Sri Lanka from Himalayas. What should I do now..Can I get the bird as a pet....plz tell me...

Hello sir, I found a Indian Pitta..But It is alone...I have not an idea about other birds..I'm from Sri Lanka..Indian Pitta came to Sri Lanka from Himalayas. What should I do now..Can I get the bird as a pet....plz tell me...

Hello sir, I found a Indian Pitta..But It is alone...I have not an idea about other birds..I'm from Sri Lanka..Indian Pitta came to Sri Lanka from Himalayas. What should I do now..Can I get the bird as a pet....plz tell me...

Hello sir, I found a Indian Pitta..But It is alone...I have not an idea about other birds..I'm from Sri Lanka..Indian Pitta came to Sri Lanka from Himalayas. What should I do now..Can I get the bird as a pet....plz tell me...

Hello sir, I found a Indian Pitta..But It is alone...I have not an idea about other birds..I'm from Sri Lanka..Indian Pitta came to Sri Lanka from Himalayas. What should I do now..Can I get the bird as a pet....plz tell me...

Hello sir, I found a Indian Pitta..But It is alone...I have not an idea about other birds..I'm from Sri Lanka..Indian Pitta came to Sri Lanka from Himalayas. What should I do now..Can I get the bird as a pet....plz tell me...

Hello sir, I found a Indian Pitta..But It is alone...I have not an idea about other birds..I'm from Sri Lanka..Indian Pitta came to Sri Lanka from Himalayas. What should I do now..Can I get the bird as a pet....plz tell me...

Nice video.

Bro bro same Bird enga vittku vandhu iruku bro edhu enna bro sapdum

Good job bro

Super bro!

Bro today i found one bird, what i need to do bro?

Your description is incorrect, Accipitridae is polyphyletic, eagles and old world vultures do not belong to the family anymore, all eagles now belong to the family Aquilidae and all old world vultures now belong to the family Aegypiidae, both families belong to the suborder Accipitres, but they are not closely related to Accipitridae at all, with the Accipitridae family now being officially restricted to the hawks, buzzards, harriers, and kites, which are all more closely related to the ospreys of the monotypic family Pandionidae than they are to either eagles (family Aquilidae) or old world vultures (family Aegypiidae) Based on here eagles (family Aquilidae) for example are split into three valid subfamilies: Circaetinae (Snake Eagles), Harpiinae (Tufted Eagles), and Aquilinae (True Eagles) with the snake eagles (subfamily Circaetinae) being further split into the tribes Spilornithini (contains Spilornis and Ornithoraptor) and Circaetini (contains Circaetus, Terathopius, Dryotriorchis, and Eutriorchis), the tufted eagles (subfamily Harpiinae) being further split into the tribes Pithecophagini (contains Sondaicotriorchis, Pithecophaga, and Harpyopsis), Polemaetini (contains Nisastur, Lophohierax, Nisaetus, Lophaetus, Polemaetus, and Stephanoaetus), and Harpiini (contains Oroaetus, Spizastur, Spizaetus, Harpyhaliaetus, Morphnus, and Harpia), and the true eagles (subfamily Aquilinae) being further split into the tribes Hieraaetini (contains Hieraaetus, Pseudobuteo, and Cassinaetus), Aquilini (contains Archoraptor, Aquila, Lophotriorchis, Ammaetus, and Geranoaetus), Haliaeetini (contains Ictinaetus, Gigantokestrellus, Clanga, Ichthyophaga, and Haliaeetus), and Uroaetini (contains Milvaetus and Uroaetus) The old world vultures (family Aegypiidae) are split into two subfamilies: Gypaetinae (Lush-Headed Old World Vultures) and Aegypiinae (Bare-Headed Old World Vultures) The Accipitridae family is now currently split into only three valid subfamilies: Milvinae (Kites) with the tribes Milvini (Old World Kites) and Ictiniini (New World Kites), Accipitrinae (True Hawks) with the tribes Polyboroidini (Harrier-Hawks and Cuckoo-Hawks), Microspiziini (Microspiziinoid Hawks), Accipitrini (Sparrowhawks), and Asturini (Goshawks), and Buteoninae (Buzzards, Harriers, and Relatives) with the tribes Eunisini (Eunisinoid Hawks), Buteogallini (Buteogallinoid Hawks), Buteonini (Buzzards), and Circini (Harriers)

Thats a Black kite

நான் பழனியில் இருக்கிறேன் மலைகள் பார்பதற்கு நல்ல பைனாகுலர் சொல்லுங்க ப்ளீஸ்

There are lots in UK in winter. Some breed here too

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Bhai jo aap ne Hiffin HF-880 tripod ka unboxing Kiya tha kya isse mobile se video banti hai

Supor bro.

Super mama ❤❤

Beautiful 😍

Nice one.

❤❤❤good one bro

Awesome brother

keep rocking bro🕊😍

What photography equipment are you using please.

Excellent

Sema annq

Congratulations

Thanks, can u provide the google location.

Super bro ❤👌

Amazing so lovely capture

Even I foun one pitta bird sick in my backyard disturbed by crows i have rescued it from them but is still not active how do i treat it please respond me soon.

Wonderful! How far it is from Chennai city?

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WoW

👍 nice

Ive heard of them but never seen them in real life

Thank you so much😊

Nice gift na❤

Happy to see this 😊

Wooow who's gift bro

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Sema anna🎉🎉

Mass ehhh🎉

Bro 2 eyes crt ha paaka mudiyala Yan

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Superb