
Pheasant-tailed Jacana
There are some behaviors that are universal among birds over the world (at least that portion of the world I have seen). This is one of those behaviors. Danger typically comes to water birds from above. Hawks, owls, eagles often will snatch birds from the surface of the water. As a consequence, many of these waterfowl or wading birds spend a lot of time looking up. This is a Pheasant-tailed Jacana, from Vietnam. Unfortunately for me, they only have the “pheasant tail” during breeding season, but I still think they are an attractive bird.
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Country Viet Nam
Location Tram Chin NP
Gender Unknown
Age Adult
Activity Feeding in the Wild, In or By Water
- Created Timestamp12/03/2024 01:22:15
- CameraCanon EOS R5m2
- Aperture5.6
- CreditJim and/or Deb Babbitt
- CaptionPheasant-tailed Jacana
- Copyright2024
- Focal Length840
- Iso1600
- Shutter Speed1/4000
The look reminds me of my German Shepard!