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Good details on the body and the eye. I thought the white tip was maybe a spider's web or something. Quite interesting to see that its actually the tip of its tail :). Not sure what purpose it might...

Nice sighting of them basking in the sun. Looks like the light was from the left, so the face are in shade, but nice eye contact from both. Good you could include the tail in full on the right side....

Wow lovely feeding pose captured. The narrow aperture has helped to get details in both. Nice composition. Lovely capture. Thanks for sharing.

The heron tried to snatch it when it flew away in the opposite direction. The Ibis dropped the snake and the heron landed caught it. Earlier I had posted an image of another Ibis snatching the snake...

The leader with other younger males keeping a look out. Nice to see the small one also with them. This place seems to be there favorite. Is it close to the road? Thanks for sharing.

Nice grooming pose captured :). Good details in the coat. Liked the display of habitat. Nice capture. Thanks for sharing.

The sunlight has given a nice rim lighting effect. Good details. The out of focus background also adds to the composition. Thanks for sharing.

P.S - Hope you are feelign better. Get well soon....

In Bandhavgarh, as the heat rises the tigers retreat to the shade or to the water holes. He is keeping a look-out on the activity happening around. The problem is there are lot of gypsies :(. Dont...

Photographed in Mangalajodi in Jan 2020. Saw several times when the Ibis successfully caught a snake and it was snatched by other birds especially the heron. In this image also the heron can be seen...

You have captured a nice moment of both the predator and the prey judging each other. I agree a wider composition, with more space at the top to include the horns in full and just a bit more on the...

Nice sighting. Liked the catchlight on the eye. The light filtering on it through the canopy looks good. Thanks for sharing.

Nice environmental composition. Liked the raised leg, wading pose. Good details. Thanks for sharing.

Lvoely eye contact and pose. The vertical composition looks great. Nice capture. Thanks for sharing.

Where is this photographed? The higher angle gives a nice perspective. Some noise due to the low light and high ISO (can't be helped though). Nice capture. Thanks for sharing.

Loved the inquisitive look. It is wondering who is it :)? Nice composition and details. The lush greens add to the composition.Thanks for sharing.

Lovely set of photographs to capture the action. Need to be ready with the camera, to be able to photograph as they swiftly cross the road. Teh mid-air pose is lovely. Nice capture. Thanks for...

Good details. Ya could see the parasites after eatching the photo closely. Nice capture. Thanks for sharing.

Your close observation helped to notice this interesting behavior. There is a chance, that it might have come through any of the food items bought. It stands out against the white bakground. Good...

Great to sight both the male and female hornbills. Lovely eye contact from both. Looks lile they were a bit far. The vertical composition works well here. Nice capture. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful. Agree with Shyamalaji. Good colours, details and sharpness. The low angle adds to the composition. Lovely capture. Thanks for sharing.

Loved the innocent look. It is alert and checking if there is danger. Good details. Nice display of the habitat. Thanks for sharing.

Apt title. It is so nicely blends in with the surroundings. Where was this photographed? Thanks for sharing.

Nice to see this young gaur. Good light. Agree the reflection adds to the composition. Was it a part of the herd? Nice capture. Thanks for sharing.

Had seen them during the shoot in Airoli and also in Sunderbans. Had not known that they are very aggressive regarding there territorial disputes. Interesting behaviour captured. Thanks for sharing....

Interesting observation. The ants on the top are trying to help to pull the bug, maybe they are biting off some parts? There would be some explaination behind this behaviour. Good to know :). Thanks...