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The Blue-eared Kingfisher looks like a blue jewel flying across the dense forests and near the water bodies to catch it's major prey base that is the fish, lizards, etc. Here it is seen with a fish in its mouth. Darkened the bg to highlight the bird

Details
ISO	1600
Model	Canon EOS 550D
Shutter Speed	1/400
Aperture	f/8.0
Focal Length	484 mm
Instagram handle	@_rohitjoshi_

Blue-eared Jewel Wildlife Photography

Rohit Joshi

A deary sub adult roaming all over the tourism area and looking at his siblings from the bushes.

Details
ISO	640
Model	Canon 80D
Shutter Speed	1/200
Aperture	f/2.8
Focal Length	200mm
Instagram handle	hirishgowda_photography

A sub adult Wildlife Photography

Hirish Gowda

Sloth bear is solitary usually living and foraging alone,It marks its territory by rubbing against trees and making scratch marks in tree trunks.

Details
ISO	500
Model	Canon 80D
Shutter Speed	1/160
Aperture	f/2.8
Focal Length	200mm
Instagram handle	hirishgowda_photography

Sloth bear Wildlife Photography

Hirish Gowda

Common outings to lakeside scrubs turned to be special when we got to see the rare Lesser Kestrel male perched on a rock with fields creating a perfect bokeh in the background

Details
ISO	500
Model	Canon EOS 550D
Shutter Speed	1/1000
Aperture	f/8.0
Focal Length	600mm
Instagram handle	@_rohitjoshi_

Lesser Kestrel Wildlife Photography

Rohit Joshi

One fine rainy morning session was almost getting over with no luck while exploring the outskirts of Pune city with my group when we spotted these beautiful Wire-tailed swallows resting near a bridge along the narrow road. We parked away and hid behind a rock to get cover to get the perfect view of this bird

Details
ISO	100
Model	Canon EOS 550D
Shutter Speed	1/160
Aperture	f/6.3
Focal Length	600mm
Instagram handle	@_rohitjoshi_

Up close with Mr. Red Cap Wildlife Photography

Rohit Joshi

after no traces of big cats in the morning we decided to move further and something unusual, we saw a pack of 5 wild dogs stalking the herd and we saw one wild dog almost climbing on the top of an elevated tree, and this one was watchful and observing every movement of the herd cautiously, such a rare moment of watching it on a tree