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Cinnamon Bittern

Cinnamon Bittern Ixobrychus cinnamomeus (Gmelin) Ardea cinnamomea Gmelin, 1789. Syst. Nat. 1(2), p. 643: China. OTHER NAMES: Chestnut Bittern in English; Avetorillo Canelo in Spanish; Blongios cannele in French; Zimtdommel in German; Ryukyu-yoshi-goi in Japanese; Bakaw-kanela, Lapay in Pilipino; Kekondangan, Kokokan in Indonesian; Li weiyan in Chinese. The Cinnamon Bittern is identified by its uniform cinnamon back and upper wings, which lack the contrast of other small herons (Leader 1996b). It is distinguished from the Yellow and Schrenck’s Bitterns by its cinnamon wings and back and less spotting in the female. It is distinguished from pond herons by its cinnamon (not white) wings. It is distinguished from Malayan Night-Heron by its smaller size, thinner bills, olive yellow (not green legs), and lack of large black crown. Location : India #indian_birds #indian_bird_videos #learn_about_birds For Complete List of Indian Birds Please Click Here :    • The Little Green Bee Eater (Merops orienta...   For Indian Bird sounds :    • Indian Birds Sounds  - Part 1 @IndianBirdV...   For water birds :    • The Common Ringed Plover (Charadrius hiati...   For common Indian birds :    • Common Birds of India - Learning for kids ...   For Raptors of India :    • The Black Eagle (Ictinaetus malaiensis)   For different bird calls:    • White Rumped Shama singing it's beautiful ...