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Haque’s eye view

Playful Golden Plovers. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
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Golden Plover: A golden yield of the haor basin

Golden Plover is designed for long-distance flights. Many of them fly more than 8,000 kilometres from their winter home to the breeding ground

Pale-billed Flowerpecker sunning (L). Flowerpecker sitting on a twig (R). Photos: Enam Ul Haque
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Flowerpeckers: Size does matter – the smaller, the better

A well-hidden female Koel. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
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Asian Koel: Shall I call thee Kokil, or but a wandering voice!

Photos: Enam Ul Haque
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Purple Sunbird: Petite, pretty and gifted to live in a crowded land

Bar-headed Geese in shallow water. Photo: Courtesy
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Bar-headed goose: Lease of geese-grazing land in Bangladesh and geese-egg omelette in Tibet!

Green Pigeons enjoy sunshine on roadside trees. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
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Green Pigeons and the spectre of Passenger Pigeons’ boom ’n bust

Asian Openbill on a marsh. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
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Asian Openbill: A bird that baffled Julian Huxley and endured a parade of poisoned snails

Lapwings: Birds that survived Goddess Eostre, Queen Victoria and Mrs Beeton
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Lapwings: Birds that survived Goddess Eostre, Queen Victoria and Mrs Beeton

Catkins, munias and an awful thought on a mild October morning
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Catkins, munias and an awful thought on a mild October morning

A charming bird of Champakdi and a sad saga of shrinking biodiversity
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A charming bird of Champakdi and a sad saga of shrinking biodiversity

Watercock flying above tree line. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
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Lonely male Watercock: All dressed up and nowhere to go!

Chestnut-headed Bee-eater perching over waterhole. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
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Boisterous bee-eaters dive and dunk, experts wonder why!

Crested serpent eagle in a mango grove. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
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A rare find: The pomp-free village the Crested Serpent Eagle calls home

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