Arijit Banerjee

I went from magenta (with delight) to green (with envy)!  Loved them ducks! Thanks for showing all those lovely birds.

To all those who viewed and commented- Thank You friends. regards

Thanks Mike. I do believe I have profile shots of the Red Wattled lapwing. Here is a link to one shot in Jamnagar, Gujarat, early last year. http://www.indianaturewatch.net/displayimage.php?id=235734

a rare and commendable quality! He sure stood his ground. Lovely exposure on them and that background is delightful!

Some more from Ranthambhore. As Ozdean say, "Thank God, for National Parks"! Indian Thick-knee  Alexandrine Parakeets  Red Wattled Lapwing  Black-headed Ibis- a pair, with a baby Crocodile...

Thank God for national parks indeed! Lovely place, heavenly even and what a marvellous animal!

Liked them all, but the Roller, The Hippo and the Cranes- do stand out. Thanks for showing.

Lovely birds indeed and very nice shots. I always try to underexpose a bit to preserve the whites.

One day, it will turn into a Gourd :-)

Hi Barry, Congrats! That is a fine lens you have and with time it will make a birder of you. Some fine advise already. Yes, as Ron says, 'pray'- prayers can do anything :-D and I too feel the pod...

Not bad by far :-D

Terrific image of a loveable kermit!

Loved them Owls!! momma looks nice but the babies look adorably cuddly ! Very nice images. Thank you for showing.

Ouch!!! Good enough to hurt! :-) What a lovely set of images and congrats on the new buy.

Padmaraju ji, thanks. Glad you like them. Hi Paul. Thanks for viewing. As I have said elsewhere, nothing prepares you for the sight of a wild Tiger. i have seen my share of beasts- Lions,...

Thanks for seeing Phil, thanks for those nice words. regards,

Thank you gentlemen for those wonderful words of appreciation. Staying calm on sighting a wild Tiger is never easy... there is just that 'something' about this cat... Yes the camera did Ok in the...

Just like photographers, Tigers love the stalk. Here is a sequence from my recent trip to Ranthambhore NP in Rajasthan, India. It was around 3.30 in the afternoon when we spotted Tigress T19,...

Thanks. She is wild as they come. i shall post a hunt sequence. She and her type are free ranging animals who could under an ideal set of circumstances prove to be fatal.

Beautifully done!