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Old 1st May 2004   #1
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This little guy was taking a rest right outside my window! I crept up slowly and sneaked a few shots of it REally hot weather out there today.



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Old 2nd May 2004   #2
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what can I say?? You are 1 real lucky guy!! That's a Black-naped Oriole.
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Old 2nd May 2004   #3
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the feathers are all fluffed up, looks kind of sick?
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Old 2nd May 2004   #4
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heh, actually the bird fluffs up its feathers to cool down
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is it? I thought for cooling down it just ruffle its feathers for a while. if kept on fluffed up means not-so-good liao :? but it was a long long time ago since I kept a bird
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hee... i think the weather was really too hot. It fluffed up, returned to normal, and fluffed up again for a few times. Anyway I'm pretty sure it's healthy, it has been visiting the same window about 2-3 times a day for the past week. It seems to like looking at its reflection from the window kept making bird calls and pecking at the window.
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Old 2nd May 2004   #7
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put some honey water out for it lah or maybe fruits.
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Originally Posted by hwchoy
put some honey water out for it lah or maybe fruits.
So lucky!

My room window is just besides the corridor so dun think will have any birds lor...... only people walking past.

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looks like a a juvenile to me.
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Lucky you, its not often that you can get so close to a Oriole. Good capture.

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