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Sri Lanka Hill Myna (Gracula ptilogenys) video
Two birds perched.
- Recorded 10 January 2012
- Added to IBC 19 weeks 4 days ago
- Fran Trabalon
- Location Knuckles Range, Central Province, Sri Lanka (Monotypic species).
- Duration 26 sec
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Knuckles Range: One area apparently little visited by birders; described in the Field Guide by John Harrison 2011, whose access to the A-26 is easy from Kandy. We tried in this area and found a wide range of species. This site, close to the pass, is approximately 860 meters above sea level.
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