In a village in India called Jatingha, in state of Assam, at the end of monsoon months, mysterious behavior of birds puzzle bird watchers and enthusiasts. During moonless and foggy dark nights, flying birds come crashing to the ground with no prior warning whatsoever. The local tribes first took this natural phenomenon to be spirits flying from the sky to terrorize them. This phenomenon is not confined to a single species, with Tiger Bittern, Black Bittern, Little Egret, Pond Heron, Indian Pita and kingfishers all being affected.
Natural irregularities were speculated as the reason for this abnormal behavior. The time is not far to know the minds of the birds or get kicked by a bird for bad behavior 🙂 Sky divers, beware!
Sunny Menon
Sunny Menon is a software executive with large enterprise architecture background with over 20+ years of experience in the design, architecture, development of high volume enterprise applications.
He has experience enabling cloud environment for enterprise applications. Designed and developed a bigdata products. He has helped #startups evolve from conceptual stages through definition of the actual product by aligning them with industry requirements, developing proof-of-concept and demonstrating the product thereby, helping in seeking funding from VCs.
He has extensive experience in the integration of large enterprise applications, middle-ware and modernization of enterprise applications centered around SOA/SaaS/PaaS/Cloud environments.
At night, he enjoys 'staring' at the night skies and thinks, twinkle twinkle little star, how I STILL WONDER what you are.... He is a cruel poet who walks bare foot at times, to feel the beauty of the earth.
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