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A active Tail-Flicker who is good in Ariel Acrobatics as well.
Grey-Headed Canary-Flycatcher 😍
These birds are highly social, frequently joining mixed-species foraging flocks, and are known for their loud, cheerful songs and a “squarish” head shape, often nesting in mossy trees. They are very restless and often flick their tails while perched, a habit that makes them easy to spot against the dark, shady forest understory. They perform “sallying” flights, darting from a low perch to sn**ch gnats, mosquitoes, and small beetles in mid-air before returning to the same spot.
I photographed this cute little bird during my trip to Northern area of West Bengal state in India back in Mar 2024. It was such an awesome trip which I did along with my dear birding friend .
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The bird which acts like a “theatrical singer” during the monsoon breeding season. 🎤
Painted Francolin 😍
The Monsoon Performer… Males often climb onto elevated, exposed spots like high termite mounds, tree stumps, or fence posts—to sing their loud, rhythmic songs during the monsoon season (June–October). They are often called “painted” because of their striking appearance, specifically the lavish, distinct white spots on their underparts.
I photographed this beautiful bird at Grasslands near Bhigwan Wildlife Sanctuary back in Aug 2024. Thanks to for this amazing sighting.
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Primary ancestor of the domestic chicken
Red Junglefow ❤️
It was formerly known as the Bankivaor Bankiva Fowl. Junglefowl are behaviourally different from domestic chickens; they are naturally very shy of humans compared to the much tamer domesticated subspecies. Size wise they have much smaller body mass and is brighter in coloration. Male junglefowl are significantly larger than females and have brightly colored decorative feathers.
I photographed this beautiful bird at Kaziranga National Park back in May 2024.
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When Riddhi Tigress owned the forest in golden light 🐅
October 2022, Ranthambhore. Riddhi emerged during the golden hour and walked straight down the track, completely focused and aware of everything around her. She was marking her territory, stopping occasionally, then moving ahead with absolute confidence. There was something special about the way the light fell on her stripes and eyes… sharp, intense, and impossible to look away from. Moments like these are exactly why every safari feels worth it.
This trip was organized by and . Highly recommended for any Jungle visit in India.
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A bird which undergo one of the toughest migration crossing mighty Himalayan Mountains region. A winter migratory to India subcontinent...
A portrait shot of Demoiselle Crane 😍
This picture is from my archive, clicked almost 10 years back. I started my Bird Photography journey in Jan 2014, when I bought my first lens which was Tamron 150-600 version-1 lens.
I was visiting north west part of Rajasthan state in India back in Dec 2015. To see these cranes the best place is to visit village called “Khichan” which is one of the adjoining village of Thar Desert area.
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