Shayshi K Bhalla Photography

06/01/2024

Bandhavgarh Diaries

Don’t look at me let me enjoy natural pool bath 😃😃😃

They call this huge male tiger Jobiba and this guy is from Magadhi Zone of Bandhavgarh

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14/10/2023

Bandhavgarh Diaries

It’s always great to see wildlife in its habitat, and it becomes even better when you are waiting for tiger sighting and you get to see other beautiful animals

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15/08/2023

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27/12/2022

Bird 🦅 ID Striated Laughingthrush

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30/11/2022

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25/07/2022

Himalayan Bulbul

Sharp-looking bulbul with a spiffy mohawk. Note black face and throat, bright white cheek spot, and yellow vent. A species of foothill and montane forested areas; also found in brush, gardens, and towns. Tame and unafraid of people. Typically in pairs or small flocks during the breeding season; congregates in large flocks at other times. Song is a short and rather nasal-sounding burst of gurgling warbles. Calls include dry raspings, chups, and squeaks.

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18/07/2022

Captured at Sundance Utah, Salt Lake City

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16/07/2022

Koklass Pheasant

A large and timid partridge-like pheasant of high-to-mid-altitude forests. Males have a silver-plumed body, maroon breast stripe, white neck patch, and dark greenish-black head topped with a long crest that, when erect, gives it the profile of a startled rabbit. Females are streaky brown with a faded version of the male’s white patch and breast stripe; note her short crest, buffy eyebrow, white throat bordered by dark

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14/07/2022

Plum-Headed Parakeet (It’s always good to see such colourful bird 🦅)

A brilliantly-colored parakeet; males have a plum-colored head while females have grayish-blue head. Endemic to the Indian subcontinent where it can occur in any well-wooded area outside NE India and the high Himalayas. Similar to the largely non-overlapping Blossom-headed Parakeet, but shows a darker shade of plum or gray on the head and a white-tipped tail (not yellow). They also lack the red shoulder patch seen on Blossom-headed females. A yellow upper bill separates it from all overlapping parakeets. Call is a distinctive, short, and high-pitched “tui.”

* Gear Used *Sony a7iii with G Master 200-600mm lens


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12/07/2022

Gray Headed Woodpecker

Distinctive medium-sized woodpecker with significant variation across its wide range. Always look for a gray face and thin black moustache stripe. Males have a red forehead patch, which females lack. Varies significantly across range: birds from northern Europe to northeastern Asia have pale gray heads and pale green wings; birds in the rest of mainland Asia average darker overall, with dark napes and crowns; Sumatran birds are dark rusty cinnamon overall. Favored habitats vary with range, including many wooded or semi-wooded habitats from lowlands up into the highlands. Most commonly heard calls a sharp, high-pitched “pik” and a descending series of whistled notes that speeds up, then slows.

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09/07/2022

Yellow Tit

Colorful small songbird of foothill and montane forests (up to 2800 m). Similar to Japanese Tit in appearance but with a bright yellow belly, greenish back, and two narrow white wingbars rather than one broad one. Forages at middle and upper levels in forests, often in pairs or as part of mixed-species flocks. Song a series of 3-4 whistles. Calls infrequently, a gruff “deedeedee.”

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07/07/2022

Captured somewhere in Utah

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