Yellow Mountain Flowers (I think they are called Yellow Flax) Clicked these yellow flowers at Bhimtal. They are so easy to capture in comparison to those birds!
Ruby Crowned Kinglet (Female) at Bhimtal
Ruby Crowned Kinglet (Female) at Bhimtal This small little bird was so notoriously difficult to photograph. It would just not stand still for a moment and was buzzing all around the place. With a lot of difficulty I managed to click this halfway decent shot. PS. Feeling much better today.
A Grand Old Tree
A Grand Old Tree near Bhimtal As soon as I looked at the pictures after I came back, it was the usual feeling, I could not manage a single good shot, apart from this one. I liked it from the beginning. I took this picture while coming down from a small 8km trek. I had…
Mild Fever
Naukuchiya Tal as Viewed from a Height when doing Small Trek from Bhimtal, Uttrakhand I am running mild fever and I hope it will just go away. My theory is that I got it because I spent only one and a half day at the beautiful Bhimtal. Other than that I hate falling ill in…
Himalayan Bulbul with a Funky Hairstyle
Himalayan Bulbul at Bhimtal, Uttrakhand
It was not a Lazy Sunday Today
I was in Bhimtal for the past two days on an invitation from the Fisherman’s Lodge. The story and pictures will follow. Today we started back from Bhimtal at about 10.30 am. Till Gajraula things were OK. After that from Hapur to Gaziabad the traffic would just not move. Reached home past 9.00 pm, Luckily…
The New Ritual
The New Washing Ritual at the River Koshi, Jim Corbett National Park Area, Uttrakhand And while you are reading it, I am actually in Uttrakhand again.
Friday Flowers- Daffodils
Daffodils at Chandigarh
Plagiarism of the Photos Posted on the Internet- Indian Media Cases
I have been there my self, thrice. My pictures lifted off the net and published in big newspapers or in-flight magazines. I have seen numerous others in the same boat. It is about time that I started to maintain a log of all such posts (mostly Indian cases) at one place. I am not sure…
Coal Tit at Jim Corbett National Park
A Coal Tit (yes that is the name of the bird) at the Jim Corbett National Park, Uttrakhand Come Friday and I am off again to Uttrakhand, alone on a sponsored trip! More details when I come back.