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Face of the Cliff

Face of the Cliff

Nelliyampathy did not have a lot to offer me in the name of wildlife. But it did provide me with a sighting of an elephant, a rare eagle, and great spots for la...
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Nelliyampathy did not have a lot to offer me in the name of wildlife. But it did provide me with a sighting of an elephant, a rare eagle, and great spots for landscape photography.
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XT1562

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Aperture 200000/100000 ISO 50 Shutter 531/100000 Focal Length 4670/1000

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Jan, 2017

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I had been after this species for a long time. I would never get a good photograph. And then everything clicked and I got this pose in a public garden

A widespread resident especially in the Western Ghats, It is easily recognizable by its long twin tails.

My garden turns into a photography haven when it rains.

Our house is situated in a place where snakes are abundant. We used to see a lot of Saw Scaled Vipers. Now that has gone down inexplicably and the num

Brahminy Kites are basically fish eating kites. But they prefer to steal their fish from other birds rather than catch them themselves, though they oc

I wanted to try cellphone photography as I felt that I was wasting a great 21 MP camera. One of the first shots shot using my mobile. But a lot of cre

This is a very common bird in Ooty-Coonoor, but I had never gotten a great perch or background like this.

Grey Herons are common waterbirds found all over India.

A residential bird, the Malabar Whistling Thrush is a common songbird with a beautiful song and whistle.

A Splash of Red

This pair were preening quietly, when out of nowhere started calling loudly and flapping their wings. The action ceased as suddenly as it had started.

Usually restless, this individual posed patiently for me.

From Thattekad.

The Osprey had just caught a fish and landed on its perch. Almost immediately a couple of crows landed near it to try and steal the catch. The osprey

Dark Fronted Babbler

Found in the Western Ghats. One of the common species. Can be found on tree tops eating fruits. Observed to be a neat eater. Finishes anything it eats

The Black Tailed Godwit is a Winter Visitor to India during the migratory season. It prefers freshwater to sea water in spite of being a shorebird. I

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