youtu.be/8j3W635BJ3g sir @anandmahindra for your kind attention, it's again a Mahindra in social service !
Erik especially for you
youtu.be/ABoUz7BsWDY – at Nepal
I am back for good ! Hope Covid 19 expires asap. Few clicks in my backyard.
Whats this creature ? A lizard or A Chameleon ? Posing like hell of a model 😀 Pls comment. Take care & God bless u all. #nikonphotography #NikonD810 #Lizards #chameleons @NatGeoYourShot #wildlifephotos
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Hero’s are made by the paths they choose & not by the power they grace. This picture of the earth hero from Assam is simply outstanding ( source-WA)
My Trip to The Wetlands Of Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve Nepal
Presenting photographs of the Asian Koel, Black Crowned Night Heron, Black Hooded Oriole...more to follow
deshsanchar.com/2019/01/26/1… This was few months back ! Featuring my outdoor shoot in one of the best online news portal of Nepal. It's about migrating birds around Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve in Nepal. #Birds #Nepal #wildlifephotography #NationalGeographic
BBC News - Ami Vitale: A life devoted to photography bbc.com/news/in-pictures-433…
The Lesser Adjutant frequent wet areas like mangroves, mudflats, marshes, flooded grasslands, coastal swamps, lakes and rice fields. Found in India and Sri Lanka, Indochina and Indonesia, they feed on aquatic preys such as fish, amphibians, reptiles and crustaceans.
Lesser Adjutant
The courtship starts three months before the laying. They breed in colonies but the Lesser Adjutant is a solitary bird.
The Lesser Adjutant, as most Ciconiidae species, is usually silent, but it can produces various noises at the breeding sites.
Lesser Adjutant
The “Up-down” greeting display is used to strengthen the pair-bonds, and occurs when one bird returns to the nest. Several typical displays are used between mates,
and the copulation usually takes place on the nest, and can be frequent during the nest building.
The Lesser Adjutant is a large bird of the family Ciconiidae. This species endangered. Both sexes look similar.They become brighter during the breeding season. When breeding, the bare parts of head and neck are brighter, making the displays more spectacular.
Flying Club_Lo Mangthang Photo by Jayesh Bohra — National Geographic Your Shot — @NatGeoPhotos #YourShot on.natgeo.com/2GYWRdN
Mountain Blue Photo by Jayesh Bohra — National Geographic Your Shot — @NatGeoPhotos #YourShot on.natgeo.com/2Fd1Tmu
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