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A Lifer - sighted quite by accident while it was flying overhead. Named after the rich cinnamon color of the body, this is a resident bird in India, but migratory for short distances within the country though. They are also found outside of India.

I think (!!!) this one is a male as noted by the plain plumage, while the female bitterns sport several markings, spots and streaks on the body.

Preferred habitat is wet rice / paddy fields, swamps and marshy areas surrounded by reeds. They are hard to spot among the reeds and considered a rare sighting here.

Many thanks in advance for your views and feedback. Much appreciated.
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Author Hari K Patibanda

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