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Nature is an emotion, an upbeat feeling. Get into this emotion by getting immersed and engaged with nature and its varied properties. Ecological sensitivity does not happen in a vacuum. One develops it as one begins to notice and value the earth and its multifarious life forms. I love spending quiet time in the solitude of nature. Staying long enough lets one see the splendour of birds, butterflies, plants, flowers and even tiny insects. Promote justice, peace, and integrity of creation (JPIC).

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Crimson Sunbird Takes Your Breath Away

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Rare Sri Lankan Frogmouth Found in Kannur

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Blue-and-Yellow Macaws

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Oriental Magpie-Robin Is the National Bird of Bangladesh

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Blue-Faced Malkoha Is Pretty but Shy

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The Lesser Whistling Duck Feeds In The Night

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The Vernal Hanging Parrot Is Tiny but Active

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Orange-headed Thrush Is a Secretive Bird

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Malabar Trogon Is Bright and Beautiful

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Common Iora is Active but Shy

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The Red-Naped Ibis Is a Loner

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Baya Weavers Are Noisy and Playful

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Common Kingfisher Feasting on Fish

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Rose-Ringed Parakeets Nests In Tree Holes

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Rose-ringed Parakeets' Courtship Display

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Rose-Ringed Parakeets Courting and Mating

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It Is a Joy to see Scaly-breasted Munias Courting

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Asian Koel Loves Sucking the Aracanut Sap

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Red-Whiskered Bulbul Is in All Ears in the Breeding Season

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Purple-rumped Sunbird is Common in Green patches in the City

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BIRDS

BUTTERFLIES

DRAGONFLIES

ANIMALS

INSECTS AND REPTILES

PLANTS AND FLOWERS

NATURE

CULTURE

BACKGROUNDS

Saji P. Mathew OFM

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