The juvenile painted storks along with the adult painted stork having a go at their breakfast in Ranganatittu Bird Sanctuary .
Sunday, July 11, 2010
India through my eyes - Breakfast at Ranganatittu Sanctuary
The juvenile painted storks along with the adult painted stork having a go at their breakfast in Ranganatittu Bird Sanctuary .
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Beautiful Lakshmi.
nice shot!!....
they seem to be very hungry!! :))
Great shot!
Beautiful! reminds me of the story of the fox and the stork!
I have been there :D
Beautiful Shot!Seeing a juvenile Painted stork for the first time.
reminds me of the some good momets with river tern at ranganathittu, please see http://photographsupanddownthelane.blogspot.com/2010/04/parenting-job-indeed-for-birds-too.html#links,
Hi Lakshmi! Wonderful shot!!
Have a great week!
Lovely pic!!
Extremely beatiful. Background is smudged!
Amazing shot! Very beautiful.
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Locking at your beautiful photo I remembered the crows at my last place I lived. The "babies" were almost as big as their mother but she still had to feed them. She had all her wings full to do because they cried all day long.
Nice image Lakshmi. Ranganathittu never ceases to amaze us...Thomas
The first time I heard about "Painted stork" was in a card game when we were little. Had no clue what it was. Its nice to see this picture, brings back memories of that game.
Superb photography
that's a nice move. wonderful snap!
Perfect focus.
Feeding time is the best time to click.
So sweet! Watching birds while they are in the wild is so fantastic. I wonder how you captured those photos. I know that you have waited for such a long time just to capture that beautiful scene.
A must see animal. Beautiful painted storks. I want to see it in person. Maybe I should travel along Ranganatittu Bird Sanctuary. I want to explore more animals.
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Lakshmi Sharath: Thank you so much for sharing your adventures in India. In all my Mumbai travels I have been able to experience the beauty of your country, and can't wait to go back again :) Regards!
Hi Lakshmi! Thanks for your comments at Blogtrotter Two, which has now gone deeply in Sardinia... Enjoy and have a great weekend!
Beautiful creatures they are, Painted Stork!
Nice pics and very good blog.
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Lakshmi- is this a recent picture? do they have birds there now? if so i would like to drive there coming weekend.
Hey Lakshmi,
Nice pic. it is.I have never seen this kind of pic. ever.Is looks like a snapped by a professional photographer.Thanks for sharing it. Keep blogging.
This is nice pictures of the birds.
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