Today I am going to show you 15 amazing species at Bhigwan Grasslands Wildlife Sanctuary. Bhigwan grasslands are home to many rare and endangered species like the Striped Hyena, Indian Grey Wolf, and so on. So come on, let's meet them: https://youtu.be/LAhROJ1TTkQ 1. Indian Grey Wolf 2. Chinkara 3. Striped Hyena 4. Indian Eagle Owl … Continue reading 15 Animal Species at Bhigwan Grasslands, Maharashtra, India
When the Covid-19 lockdown set in, I was a little sad as I was not able to visit the parks and wetlands in my city and photograph the beautiful birds that reside there. But the lockdown turned into a blessing in disguise, as it helped me spot some birds right from my window. We have … Continue reading Birds From My Window | Window Bird Watching in Mumbai
Today I’m gonna talk about 5 best bridge cameras for bird photography. They may not be able to match an expensive DSLR with a super telephoto lens, but are great if you wanna start with bird photography and don’t wanna invest lakhs in gear. Also telephoto lenses are heavy and can be a pain to … Continue reading Top 5 Best Bridge Cameras for Bird Photography | Point & Shoot Cameras for Birding
Bhigwan Bird Sanctuary is rightly called the Bharatpur of Maharashtra, as it is home to hundreds of resident and migratory birds. Located around 100 km away from Pune, it is the perfect weekend destination for bird watchers and photographers. I really wanted to visit Bhgiwan in February for the great number of migratory birds found … Continue reading Birds of Bhigwan – In Breeding Plumage
2017 has been the year, when I finally started with photography. I bought my first camera in February 2017. It is a Nikon Coolpix B500, an amazing 16 MP point-and-shoot camera. Since then I have gone crazy with it; clicking new pictures and recording new videos with it all the time. 2017 has clearly been a … Continue reading 2017: A Photogenic Journey
Bhigwan is a bird watcher's paradise. It is full of so many birds - ducks, herons, egrets, gulls, robins, the list can just go on! I especially went to see flamingos. There are hundreds of flamingos at Bhigwan. It takes about 5 hours to reach Bhigwan from Mumbai as it is around 250 km away. We … Continue reading Bird Watching at Bhigwan
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