Thank you very much for your feedback, dear LG friend @TataSen .
In case if you have a photo of a parrot or parakeet, kindly post when time permit.
Regards
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Thank you very much my dear, @RaviSharma111 ,
There are many photography tips posts under my profile… Kindly have a look when time permits.
Happy that you have read the post and the tips in detail.
Best wishes, dear…
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Lieber Freund, Papageien sind ja hier nicht beheimatet und werden allenfalls bei Menschen in Käfigen zu Hause gehalten.
Ich mag diese lieber in Freiheit und habe leider keine Fotos von diesen schönen, bunten Vögeln
Liebe Grüße
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Thank you very much, my dear @Rahul001 for sharing this beautiful photo.
Yes, Rose-ringed Parakeets are the most common parakeet… What we call as തത്ത!
Highly appropriate your sincere companionship.
Best wishes…
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Happy to hear about World Parrot Day, @TravellerG sir! Never knew about that actually.
As you know, I had posted about my visit to Surya Shibir Resort earlier, where they have a mini bird aviary. I was lucky enough to see many species of the parrots there.
It was such a pleasure to be among them. Not much we knew about the nature-park photography skills, but we certainly will try and follow as you have mentioned.
Thanks.
Cheers!
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Oh! What a collection.
Beautifully captured scenes bubbling with life. You can’t take away your eyes from their eyes.
All pro quality shots and informative article.
Legend says that parrots could recite vedas in the house of Sri Mandana Misra and Devi Saradhamba in Mahishmati (said to be in Bihar) Who engaged Sri Adi Sankara in debates.
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Your kind and touching response is more than a photo for friends like me, my dear @Annaelisa
Kindly don’t worry about your collection of parrot photos… You may kindly used any of my photos in future.
Thank you very much for your valuable companionship.
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I haven’t tried that yet @TravellerG
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Beautiful… Beautiful…
Surya Shibir Resort, yes I remember…
Ohh… Photo #4 in that post is the collage here… thank you for your valuable companionship, dear @AjitThite Ji…
Yes, like Zoo Photography, Nature Park Photography is very special!
If you take care, you can get wonderful results - thanks for visiting the tips link - I don’t think even 10% LGs have read it. (Between us, I have spent man hours on the Tips; hence planning to publish it as a separate post, after adding a few more points - just for your kind information.
Regards
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Firstly I thank you for personally contacting me… dear friend @RavindranK ,
Happy to read that you have like and enjoyed this article & photos - thank you very much for your kind compliments and feedback.
I was not aware about the legendary story of parrots - thank you for narrating it.
Regards
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@TravellerG que gran post y grandes tomas de las aves!
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@TravellerG great awareness on wildlife birds, parrot 
day. A best pet for a talkative partner. I must pledge to save and preserve this Bird for future vegetation.
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@TravellerG The species that you have posted are not local to India and am still not an expert in that level 
I will have to go by the names that you have already written.
In regard with the head color, that is one of the most common distinguisher among parakeets in India.
Rose-ringed, plum headed, slaty headed, Alexandrine and so on … Their distribution also changes widely based on their eating habits.
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Fantastic photos @TravellerG . I loved the way you explained the difference between Parrot and parakeet.
Thanks for sharing.
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Hi @TravellerG , I like parrot, too! Wish to pet a parrot, but the price is too expensive 
I love “White cockatoo” from your Photo #6 the most! The white parrot is cute with his dare hanging pose.
Let me share you some photos of parrot that I met last year in an indoor pet festival. The photos aren’t as good and aesthetic as yours, but I do love to share with you 
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Very happy that you liked the photos of parrots and parakeets; your feedback is important to me - thank you very much dear friend, @Maximilianozalazar .
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“…I must pledge to save and preserve this Bird for future vegetation…”
Yes, your absolutely true…
There are many unknown factors like this where we can indirectly help our environment to be more healthy.
Thank you for your kind compliments; also, your feedback is very important to me.
Yes, ‘Talkatattive’ partner… true…
Once again thank you very much for your valuable companionship.
Regards
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Yes, you are right, my dear friend @CoolKriss …they are not of Indian origin. These birds were photographed in a Nature Park in Surat - of course, they also had Indian species.
I have read that keeping endangered Alexandrine species is illegal.
Thank you very much for your valuable companionship.
Regards, my dear friend
Very happy to note that you have liked they post, my dear friend @Kumaarsantosh .
Thank you very much for your pleasant compliment - there are many differences between parrots and parakeets… but, in general what we need is simple definition to identify the birds - thank you very much for your feedback.
Warm regards, dear
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Thank you, @TravellerG ji, I love the parrot photos, they are stunning. It make me feel like I am right there with them. I sincerely appreciate your great photography skills.
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