Here’s a Valentine’s Day post from Kannamangala lake. Yes, birds never miss a chance to renew or perhaps find new love. Read on…
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A banyan tree, sky and the lake. A lovely setting…
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A Little Egret congregation invited my attention…
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There’s always one who likes to be a bit away from the crowd and enjoy solitude…
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An Indian Pond Heron…
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A Little grebe…
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A Grey Heron…
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A lone Painted Stork…
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A Grey Hornbill was hidden in the foliage…
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He made love with his partner. Grey Hornbills stay with the same partner all their life…
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An Indian Pond Heron caught my attention. He was looking for unwary fishes from his elevated perch…
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He gets excited on spotting one…
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Aims and attacks like a dart…
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A fish is caught…
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A White-throated Kingfisher…
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A male Purple-rumped Sunbird…
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A Cormorant drying itself…
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A Black-headed Cuckooshrike whistled his long pee-pe-pe-pe-pe-twe-twee song. The mating call is most attractive and I’m sure he will find his partner soon…
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A male Purple Sunbird was seen in his most attractive breeding plumage…
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Cinereous Tits are so quick-flitting birds that you get only two hardly presentable pics from about 50 clicks…
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A pair of brightly colored and strongly scented Cannonball flowers…
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It was a White-browed Wagtail's turn to sing his long and loud mating song with many different notes…
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Great Cormorant is a ‘food lover’. He caught a huge Tilapia fish…
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A Brahminy kite tries to steal the Tilapia but is a bit late…
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A Little Grebe mother and child (with a yellow bill)...
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Some pen friends…
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A lady Indian Golden Oriole…
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I watched the courting behavior of a Great Cormorant couple…
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Wishing you a happy Valentine’s day, filled with things you love!
