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The elegant Indian Pond-heron, with its stunning non-breeding plumage, is a sight to behold in various natural habitats. Picture No. 11071424 captures this beautiful bird feeding on crab prey at the edge of the water, showcasing its hunting prowess. In another shot, we see it confidently walking on mud along the water's edge in Bundala National Park. This graceful creature takes flight over the glistening waters of Keoladeo Ghana National Park, spreading its wings majestically against the backdrop of nature's wonders. It also displays its adaptability by walking on aquatic vegetation and clinging to branches in lowland rainforests. In an unexpected yet fascinating display of symbiosis, this heron can be seen catching flies on a Domestic Water Buffalo - a unique partnership between two species. Perched gracefully on branches or logs, whether in Sri Lanka or Goa, it exudes tranquility and poise. Standing amidst shallow waters or muddy swamps, this bird finds solace and sustenance while adding beauty to these serene landscapes. Its presence is truly captivating as it stands tall against picturesque backdrops in Keoladeo Ghana National Park and Bharatpur Rajasthan. The Indian Pond-heron enchants us with its versatility and ability to thrive across diverse environments. Whether foraging for food or simply basking in nature's glory, this magnificent bird reminds us of the delicate balance that exists within our ecosystems.