
Sure enough, this Yellow Vented Bulbul takes a bite. Managed to shoot 5 frames before she heard the camera shutter and flew away.




(why not choose the fresh one?)
This type of bird photography is unethical.
We should not feed wildlife/birds.
But this bird is so abundant around my house and they used to feed with this type of banana (also around my backyard). This banana is ripe and I don't think have any disease.
Anyway this is the link to Birding Ethics
PRINCIPLES OF BIRDING ETHICS