Sagar Singh
19-06-2016, 10:18 PM
Made this image in Bandipur, Karnataka. This gorgeous bird gave me a stare for a split second and went back to its hunting mode, scanning for prey around.
Tiger Reserves are much more than what most people think...I just did one safari at Pench, MP (my first) and realized that biased by the instructions of the forest guards, I just kept looking for a tiger sighting through out the safari neglecting so many other beautiful animals and birds.
So this time at Bandipur (My life's second safari), i instructed the driver of the Jeep that lets not start a mad search for a tiger. If it had to appear, it would. Then the magic started. We witnessed so many birds and animals in their habitat, watching them while they caress themselves, feed, sleep, stare at you..It was a wonderful experience.
This is my first post in the group. Critics welcome!
Exif (sharing just fyi because wildlife conservation is much more imp than exif in my opinion:)) -
Crested serpent eagle (Spilornis cheela)
June 2016 Bandipur
Canon 5D Mark III Sigma 150-600 f5.6/6.3 L
Tiger Reserves are much more than what most people think...I just did one safari at Pench, MP (my first) and realized that biased by the instructions of the forest guards, I just kept looking for a tiger sighting through out the safari neglecting so many other beautiful animals and birds.
So this time at Bandipur (My life's second safari), i instructed the driver of the Jeep that lets not start a mad search for a tiger. If it had to appear, it would. Then the magic started. We witnessed so many birds and animals in their habitat, watching them while they caress themselves, feed, sleep, stare at you..It was a wonderful experience.
This is my first post in the group. Critics welcome!
Exif (sharing just fyi because wildlife conservation is much more imp than exif in my opinion:)) -
Crested serpent eagle (Spilornis cheela)
June 2016 Bandipur
Canon 5D Mark III Sigma 150-600 f5.6/6.3 L