Cursorius coromandelicus

Cursorius coromandelicus

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Indian Courser chick a week or two old. Tiny less than my son's palm and beautiful. These birds are resident the whole year round and can be seen easily. But spotting a chick has been tough for many. I was lucky to see this scurrying away into the brown g

I was chasing a raptor that I couldn't identify and noticed this bird (Female) on the ground. I was quite close to the bird maybe around 6-8 feet, but still it didn't budge. The partner (male I guess) flew far away and was making quite a bit of noise. I s

I changed the route to my home to save 30 mins of travel time and drove through a dried up part of the lake. Came across a few of these Indian Coursers on the path used by farmers. Full of curiosity, they came close to the car which is a bit of a rarity i

Indian Course (Cursorius coromandalicus) is a widespread resident in the plains of Indian Sub Continent. Seen in Sonkhaliya, Rajasthan.

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Geografia

Continentes

Países

Índia, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Paquistão

Reinos biogeográficos

Região indo-malaia

Bioma

Bioma antropogênico

Áreas rochosas

A ground bird found in small groups as they forage for insects in dry open countryside. They frequent those areas where the grass is smaller than their height so that it doesn't block their view of the surroundings.

Hábitos e estilo de vida

Estilo de vida

Comportamento sazonal

Não-migratório

Dieta e nutrição

Fields near Gurgaon, Haryana May 2015.

População

Tendência populacional

Estado da população

Menos preocupante (LC)

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Referências

1. no site da Lista Vermelha da IUCN - https://www.iucnredlist.org/species/22694124/93439977

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