Friends, this one, happens to be my 400th post as a blogger!
Cuckoo's sonorous notes inspire one and all. This black beauty and its melodious songs touch mind's softer recesses with a silent recognition: " Life is good." A modest looking cuckoo's musical voice evaporates all the worries and anxieties and fills you with hope and feeling of resilience. The unique and distinct quality of its rhythmic renderings rise above the cacophony of the world and transports the initiated into a magical and receptive attitude.
Cuckoo's sonorous notes inspire one and all. This black beauty and its melodious songs touch mind's softer recesses with a silent recognition: " Life is good." A modest looking cuckoo's musical voice evaporates all the worries and anxieties and fills you with hope and feeling of resilience. The unique and distinct quality of its rhythmic renderings rise above the cacophony of the world and transports the initiated into a magical and receptive attitude.
I'd been conscious of the presence of this cuckoo since I've come here. Its notes were stirring my soul and a couple of times I'd a fleeting glimpse of it. Fortunately, yesterday as I's busy in the kitchen, suddenly I saw it through the window pane, descend on the large stone on the mound in front of our apt. It seemed to be in a pensive mood. I knew that if I'd go out it will fly away forthwith. I took a chance and stood behind the net door and took these pictures of her in different moods. This is the first time in a couple of years that I'd imprison her in my camera.
Its singing is a constant feature in hills as well as in plains in the coolness of early summer and during monsoons.
Linking to: Saturday Critters, Camera Critters,
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Lovely bird!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your 400th ma'am:)
Congrats on your 400th post! I love the Cuckoo! I like hearing the sound of the Cuckoo I see here. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Have a happy new week!
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ReplyDeleteCongrats on the milestone.... nice to 'chime' it with the cuckoo!!! YAM xx
400 is quite the accomplishment! Thanks for sharing all about the cuckoo. Hope you have a great week.
ReplyDeleteCuckoos often sing around my neighbourhood but I couldn’t able to capture or see the birds in last two years and once moved out of our apt. house... where we had large vegetation around the apt. and there cuckoos/Asian Koels stayed as resident birds. Nice that you able to get the bird there
ReplyDeleteCongrats and Happy Blogging :)
A beautiful bird...so different from our cuckoos here in the US.
ReplyDeleteAwesome.
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