Birds, after all

 It's a bird's world, and  a long shot (figuratively and metaphorically) for the human being to try and comprehend avian tiffs and discord.

Perhaps the cause of the racket.

 Considered the culprit as it was finally shrieked at and screeched off.

And the motley flock that ganged up at the target dispersed immediately after.

Then another display, that began as fast as it ended, with me none the wiser, or even able to hazard the slightest guess.

And the plot thickened with the appearance of this strangely patterned Javan Myna, with a rare perch besides a Common Myna.

Amidst it all was a Spotted Dove absorbed in its own world, fluffing and easing down throughout the entire cacophony.

Viva the avian world!

Moulting sunbirds

Two moulting Brown-throated Sunbirds - one that looked like it had fledged not too long ago, the other very much an adult.

Though the adult had followed closely behind the young one, but at no time did the two came together.

Only a woodpecker

For the record, no more, no less.

And who was home earlier!

And then ...

 

Bulbul's swallow

Some take it whole, some take it smashed.

 

The other beauty

 

Probably the male as it was actively pursuing the one in front.

Elegantly long-legged female.

I was as frantically trying to capture their tryst as the male was fervently after the female!

Another look at the male.