Continuing a series and keeping it as clean as it was is a challenge in itself. But I also love to share the joy I find in bird watching and photography. To put it in a simple sentence, Its a honey trap " Once you get stuck to birdwatching, nothing else feels good and you are in for it for life"
It is truly a pleasure to return with the third instalment of my ‘Few Birds of India’ series on Local Guides Connect. My journey through India’s diverse landscapes in pursuit of birds continues to be a source of immense joy and discovery. Each outing, whether to a familiar spot in the backyards of Hyderabad or a new region, brings forward some unique encounters and a deeper appreciation for the beauty of nature around us.
Over the years, this passion for bird watching and photography has not only served as a wonderful way to de-stress , but has also allowed me to witness the incredible variety of bird species our country hosts. From the vibrant dwellers of lush forests to the secretive residents of wetlands, every bird tells a story of adaptation and resilience.
Here is another collection of moments captured from India. These images represent just a fraction of the many beautiful birds I have been fortunate enough to observe and photograph.
For those interested in the old photos
Part 1
Part 2
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Close-up of a Lesser Kestrel taken in Lonavala
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Black Shouldered Kite taken in Hyderabad
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Pacific Reef Heron taken in Andaman & Nicobar islands
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Greater Sand plover also clicked in Andaman & Nicobar islands
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Collared Kingfisher also clicked in Andaman & Nicobar islands
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Greater racket-tailed Drongo also clicked in Andaman & Nicobar islands
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Beach Thick-Knee also clicked in Andaman & Nicobar islands
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Parasitic Jaeger from Goa
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Great Crested Tern from Goa
- Masked Booby from Goa
I hope these glimpses into the bids of India bring you as much joy as they did to me while capturing them. The world around us is always filled with life, often just waiting to be noticed. I encourage you all to take a moment and observe the nature nearby.
Thank you to the vibrant Local Guides community for your continued encouragement @TravellerG and for sharing your own explorations.
Also thanks to all the active LG’s from India who share wonderful content and challenges here in this community. @MerlinThomas @TusharSuradkar @AjitThite @Gurukrishnapriya @Anil6969
As before, these images are provided without a logo for you to download and enjoy as wallpapers for personal use. I kindly request that they are not sold or used elsewhere without direct contact.
Happy exploring, and see you in the next part of this journey.
@coolkriss
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Laughing Dove 
I think you should know about this bird… don’t you…
he looks very attractive and beautiful 