dusk to night
A sky’s view perspective of the transition from dusk to night, seen on two evenings.
Different clouds at different altitudes, may move around in different directions… at the same time.
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birthday adventure
Usually we look forward to a good reason to have a nice time… why not look for a good reason for an outing as well? So for a recent birthday of we thought of going outdoors especially as the birthday girl likes adventure. The idea was to climb a hill and venture into a cave……
birds at Lalbagh, Bengaluru…
ByadminLalbagh is just a park in the city which I hadn’t visited in a long while! But every visit there taking it for granted, is a visit where we can find the joy of rediscovering it again… This visit it was really surprising to see so many beautiful birds… Here are some cormorants… oops they’re…
Turahalli Forest – social spiders in action
ByadminWas amazed to by chance witness social spiders having their morning breakfast… Whereas most spiders are solitary and even aggressive toward other members of their own species, some hundreds of species in several families show a tendency to live in groups, often referred to as colonies ~ wiki Look at how many of them come…
a baby bat
ByadminSeems to be wondering… 😉 umm… what does this say…? echo location isn’t much help in reading… is this thing bat-safe? ok let me try it anyway… Came across this tiny baby bat almost motionless but slowly moving around. Had it fallen out of the tree? Was it abandoned? A naturalist friend Sheema shared… [21/11/2021]…
close encounters of the trunked kind
ByadminThis is an amazing destination, for someone who can see that there are others among the most intelligent species on our planet, this is an fascinating destination.
free birds…
ByadminWe feel birds are free flying around. But then they generally have to eat a lot of food, either for themselves or for their young. It may not be so easy being a bird, we’d have to spend the whole lot of the day searching for something to eat for survival. Anyway these kites seem…