Colorful Hair Bands A few of them will now adorn my niece’s hair!
Author: Mridula Dwivedi
A Red Vented Bulbul
There are a lot of Bulbuls in my area and the most common are the red vented ones. So I often do not click them anymore thinking I have clicked enough in the past. But then comes a day when the light is good and the bird is in the clear and I get tempted…
Skywatch Friday- A Construction Filled Sky
Each day while going back from work I would see this skeleton of a building and the sun playing hide and seek around it. So one day, or rather on two separate days I stopped my car and tried to take a picture. I actually need to use a tripod to get a good picture….
White Wagtail
One of the advantages of working on a college campus is that you get to see birds even at your workplace. After a long time I got out for my ATM run and managed to get a White Wagtail as well.
Tree Pie
Another of those days where I am hard pressed to think of a few coherent lines to go along with this picture. This is also from the neighborhood.
Wire Tailed Swallow
Some days are so hectic that I can’t even think of two lines to add to a photo!
Indian Grey Hornbill
Managed to catch a few more images of the Indian Grey Hornbills a few weeks back in the neighborhood. Usually I would only see a pair but on this day I managed to see four of them. I don’t know why but the Hornbills were greatly agitated (or so it sounded to me from their…
Long Billed Pipit or Brown Rock Pipit
This bird has two names, Brown Rock Pipit and Long Billed Pipit. At a quick glance looks like a more scary sparrow. It has been after a long time that I have managed to spot something new in the neighborhood. OK, not that long time actually, I think it has just been a month since…
It Rains Purple Sunbird in my Neighbothood
I have said this before, it rains Purple Sunbird in my area. I liked it a lot that this one decided to pose next to Bougainvillea flowers. After a long time managed to catch some unknown birds too. Have posted it on the Indiamike thread, will post them on the blog too once they get identified.