Art in Nature 446.

Black- crowned Tchagra. Photographed in Ethiopia. A curious momentHey, what are you looking at?Bird to man to bird. Haiku 399.

Art in Nature 440.

Eurasian Jackdaws. Photographed in The Netherlands. A Curious JackdawA free ride on a ferryPerched on chrome railings. Haiku 393.

Birds Photo Click 108: Barred Owlet- nightjar.

Aegotheles bennettii Owlet-nightjars are found exclusively in Australasia. The Barred Owlet-nightjar is distributed in New Guinea. Three subspecies are recognized. It is found in moist tropical, lowland forests and forest edges. Although resembling nightjars and frogmouths, studies have shown that Owlet-nightjars are more closely related to swifts. The bill is surrounded by prominent whiskers, which...

Art in Nature 395.

Isabelline Wheatear. Photographed in Malta. Looking curiouslyA bird on the horizonObserves the strange man. Haiku 348.

Art in Nature 359.

Herring Gull. Photographed in Wales. Intrigued and curious.Keeping an eye on humansBirds with attitude. Haiku 312.

Art in Nature 337.

Red Fox. Photographed in Spain. Curious but alertCaught in the open, it looksCunning as a fox. Haiku 290.

Art in Nature 282.

Juvenile European Honey Buzzard. Photographed in Malta. Eye to eye contactFirst migratory journeyCurious weary glimpse. Haiku 234.

Birds Photo Click 194: White- breasted Waterhen.

Amaurornis phoenicurus Photographed in Singapore. The White- breasted Waterhen is widely distributed across tropical Asia, from Pakistan east to Indonesia. Their preferred habitat is marshes and are mainly seen in the plains. However, they also inhabit higher hills such as in Nainital (1300m) and the High Range (1500m) in Kerala. They prefer habitats near freshwater, but...