I was all excited about this trip since this was the first time I would be photographing with an almost professional lens. The setup is so heavy that it's quite a bit of effort to lift the camera!
Anyways, I'm not too good at writing long posts, so I'll let these pictures speak about the wonderful trip I had.
The right most one charged at our jeep. Apparently, the other two apparently joined for an attack on other jeeps.
Changeable Hawk Eagle. Supreme raptor in these forests and it's huge and is known to lift peafowl during nesting!
Spot-billed Pelican. Shot on the way to Mysore.
Spot-billed Pelican landing!
Darter (aka Snake bird) with it's lunch.
Red-necked Falcon. It was busy trying to catch a quail when it saw us and flew to a nearby tree.
A white morph asian paradise flycatcher with it's quarry. Beautiful bird and rarely comes out in the open.
A dark morph asian paradise flycatcher. Can't decide which one is more beautiful, brown or white!
A dark morph asian paradise flycatcher.
Grey Francolin, previously known as Grey Partridge. Very common, heard very often even around Bangalore, but rarely seen.
A Common Sandpiper on the run.
A sunbird on a flower.
Common Hoopoe. If you want to see Hoopoes go to Bandipur now - you'll catch atleast a few hundred of them.
Monitor lizard.
Stripe-necked Mongoose. The largest mongoose in these forests.
Dhole, or Indian Wild Dog. Hunts in packs and even leopards and tigers try to avoid these savage killers.
Intelligent Brt Monkey's Thinkpad! A Bonnet Macaque investigating
kalyan's laptop in BRT.
A giant Malabar squirrel. I was trying to get closer to this guy when I leaned on the Draco
Anyways, I'm not too good at writing long posts, so I'll let these pictures speak about the wonderful trip I had.
The right most one charged at our jeep. Apparently, the other two apparently joined for an attack on other jeeps.
Changeable Hawk Eagle. Supreme raptor in these forests and it's huge and is known to lift peafowl during nesting!
Spot-billed Pelican. Shot on the way to Mysore.
Spot-billed Pelican landing!
Darter (aka Snake bird) with it's lunch.
Red-necked Falcon. It was busy trying to catch a quail when it saw us and flew to a nearby tree.
A white morph asian paradise flycatcher with it's quarry. Beautiful bird and rarely comes out in the open.
A dark morph asian paradise flycatcher. Can't decide which one is more beautiful, brown or white!
A dark morph asian paradise flycatcher.
Grey Francolin, previously known as Grey Partridge. Very common, heard very often even around Bangalore, but rarely seen.
A Common Sandpiper on the run.
A sunbird on a flower.
Common Hoopoe. If you want to see Hoopoes go to Bandipur now - you'll catch atleast a few hundred of them.
Monitor lizard.
Stripe-necked Mongoose. The largest mongoose in these forests.
Dhole, or Indian Wild Dog. Hunts in packs and even leopards and tigers try to avoid these savage killers.
Intelligent Brt Monkey's Thinkpad! A Bonnet Macaque investigating
kalyan's laptop in BRT.A giant Malabar squirrel. I was trying to get closer to this guy when I leaned on the Draco
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