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Bisons @ Valparai
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Giraffe @ Mysore zoo...
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Bird Photographs
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Otter... @Mysore Zoo
Zzzzzzz...
daylight already?...
Oooooooo...
What the heck!!! someone is taking my picture...
No... Don't take my picture...
Oh no! I am exposed...
Let me cover myself...
Oh God, please make him go away...
Zzzzzzz...
daylight already?...
Oooooooo...
What the heck!!! someone is taking my picture...
No... Don't take my picture...
Oh no! I am exposed...
Let me cover myself...
Oh God, please make him go away...
@HR: Superb Caption for all the Expressions![[clap]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Clap.gif "Clap [clap]")
Very beautiful pics and description!
New Hero Otter and Ace Director Highway Ranger
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@HR: Superb Caption for all the Expressions
Thanks mastiandroid5!
Thanks Vishwas! just patience...
![[lol]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Laugh.gif "Laugh [lol]")
I have visited the zoo so many times that the animals there should be able to recognize me easily...![[;)]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Wink.gif "Wink [;)]")
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More from Mysore Zoo...
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It is just you and me buddy...
Hope there was a enough distance between you & leopard
BTW, Fantastic Snap
Nice thread and a nice collection HR and others!
Let me share some from me too.
King of the Jungle at Mysore Zoo.
At Toronto Zoo
At Toronto Zoo, There is a highlight clipping so not very happy with the results. But it was taken from Point and shoot camera.
Let me share some from me too.
King of the Jungle at Mysore Zoo.
At Toronto Zoo
At Toronto Zoo, There is a highlight clipping so not very happy with the results. But it was taken from Point and shoot camera.
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...Spotting birds on a lazy drive to Bharachukki falls - Red Vented Bulbul...
Someone is watching me?...
Let me see... discreetly...
Ah ha... caught you...
The red vented bulbul is a medium-sized bird about the same size as a starling (20 cm). Red vented bulbuls are active birds with a generally dark in appearance with a white abdomen and rump and a distinctive crimson-red patch beneath its tail. The upper parts are generally smoke-brown to black with each feather being darker in the centre, giving a scaled appearance. The head is partially crested and black, the throat is black and the underparts are grey white. The breast is dark and faintly scaled, the under-tail coverts are red, the tail is brown with a white tip and the bill is black. The immature bird is similar in appearance to the adult except there is some brownish edging on the feathers. (source: internet)
Someone is watching me?...
Let me see... discreetly...
Ah ha... caught you...
The red vented bulbul is a medium-sized bird about the same size as a starling (20 cm). Red vented bulbuls are active birds with a generally dark in appearance with a white abdomen and rump and a distinctive crimson-red patch beneath its tail. The upper parts are generally smoke-brown to black with each feather being darker in the centre, giving a scaled appearance. The head is partially crested and black, the throat is black and the underparts are grey white. The breast is dark and faintly scaled, the under-tail coverts are red, the tail is brown with a white tip and the bill is black. The immature bird is similar in appearance to the adult except there is some brownish edging on the feathers. (source: internet)
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...Spotting birds on a lazy drive to Bharachukki falls - The Laughing Dove...
Life is not always a bed of roses...
The Laughing Dove is a long-tailed, slim pigeon, typically 25 cm (9.8 in) in length. It is pinkish brown on the underside with a lilac tinged head and neck. The head and underparts are pinkish, shading to buff on the lower abdomen. A chequered rufous and grey patch is found on the sides of the neck and are made up of split feathers. The upper parts are brownish with a bluish-grey band along the wing. The back is uniform and dull brown in the Indian population. The African populations senegalensis and phoenicophila have a bluish grey rump and upper tail coverts but differ in the shades of the neck and wing feathers while aegyptiaca is larger and the head and nape are vinous and upper wing coverts are rufous. The tail is graduated and the outer feathers are tipped in white. The sexes are indistinguishable in the field. Young birds lack the chequered neck markings. The legs are red. The populations vary slightly in plumage with those from more arid zones being paler. Abnormal leucistic plumages have been noted.
The chuckling call is a low rolling croo-doo-doo-doo-doo with a rising and falling amplitude. (source: internet)
Life is not always a bed of roses...
The Laughing Dove is a long-tailed, slim pigeon, typically 25 cm (9.8 in) in length. It is pinkish brown on the underside with a lilac tinged head and neck. The head and underparts are pinkish, shading to buff on the lower abdomen. A chequered rufous and grey patch is found on the sides of the neck and are made up of split feathers. The upper parts are brownish with a bluish-grey band along the wing. The back is uniform and dull brown in the Indian population. The African populations senegalensis and phoenicophila have a bluish grey rump and upper tail coverts but differ in the shades of the neck and wing feathers while aegyptiaca is larger and the head and nape are vinous and upper wing coverts are rufous. The tail is graduated and the outer feathers are tipped in white. The sexes are indistinguishable in the field. Young birds lack the chequered neck markings. The legs are red. The populations vary slightly in plumage with those from more arid zones being paler. Abnormal leucistic plumages have been noted.
The chuckling call is a low rolling croo-doo-doo-doo-doo with a rising and falling amplitude. (source: internet)