Small Minivet F

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You have a natural sense of colour - the strong contrasts in all of your paintings - strong but not garishly obvious - is what makes them work so well: that, and the superb drawing of course.

THANKS only the word I can say Robert Jones Sir ...

PAKHI DEKHUN PAKHI CHINUN # 554/583(Observe the Bird and recognize)...SMALL MINIVET [F].. GELPEN AND COLOURED PENCIL...6*7 INCH...2015... [From the photograph of VAIDEHI GUNJAL Maam] .... The small minivet (Pericrocotus cinnamomeus) is a small passerine bird. This minivet is found in tropical southern Asia from the Indian subcontinent east to Indonesia. The small minivet is 16 cm long with a strong dark beak and long wings. The male differs from most other common minivets by having grey, not glossy black, upperparts and head, and orange underparts, fading to yellow on the belly, orange tail edges, rump and wing patches. The female is grey above, with yellow underparts (including the face), tail edges, rump and wing patches. There is much racial variation. The male P. c. pallidus of the northwest Indian subcontinent is pale grey above, with the underparts whitish except on the throat and flanks, whereas the male P. c. malabaricus of peninsular and southern India is darker above, has mor