Interesting that it was about to rain.
My Grandmother always called koels 'the rainbird' .
On 15/11/18, 5:06 am, "Ryu Callaway" <> wrote:
Awoken this morning around 4:35am in humid conditions by a super large,
very insistent and rather spooky Koel ensemble. By the time I dragged myself
out of bed to the balcony they were quietening down but over the next 10 or so
minutes until it started raining making it difficult, I could be fairly sure
from directionality that there were at least 6 birds involved. Not impressed :(
I feel like I might be able to sympathise with the anti-Koel movement. I
certainly don't remember them being so obnoxious down here in the past, let's
hope this is a one off...
Sleepy Ryu
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