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A flock of Grandalas (Grandala coelicolor), male, family Turdidae, order Passeriformes, norther Sikkim, India
Males are intense indigo-blue, females are brown/gray
photograph by Baladhandayudam Nagarajan
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A flock of Grandalas (Grandala coelicolor), male, family Turdidae, order Passeriformes, norther Sikkim, India
Males are intense indigo-blue, females are brown/gray
photograph by Baladhandayudam Nagarajan
Grandala (Grandala coelicolor), male, family Turdidae, order Passeriformes, Arunachal Pradesh, India
Photo by Sohail Madan
Meet the Grandala: A true Himalayan jewel!
These breathtakingly beautiful blue birds bring the Himalayan landscapes to life with their vibrant, iridescent feathers. Found in flocks, Grandalas gracefully swirl and dance against the majestic backdrop of the snow-capped Himalayan ranges, creating a sight straight out of a dream.
A symbol of nature's artistry, these birds remind us of the wonders that thrive in the world's most serene and remote places. Have you ever seen a bird so magical?
@alexa. solara
#Grandala #BlueBirds #NatureBeauty
*Areti*
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Birbfest Collection 2024, by Aga Więckowska.
Diamond Firetail, day 18 of #birbfest2024 . #Birbfest is hosted by @monkeymintaka this year and created by @birdietam.art
Grandala birds - the males are electric blue
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