Ashy Prinia is a common bird which has an ashy coloured head, greyish - brown back and buff - orangey underpart. It has an upright tail with white edges, red eyes, and often a short white eyebrow called supercilium in the birding world, though this may not be always be present in all birds. Ashy prinia is found in urban gardens and farmland in many parts of India and it's small size, distinctive colours and upright tail make it easy to identify. This Prinia is a resident breeder in the Indian Subcontinent, ranging across most of India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Eastern Pakistan, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and Western Myanmar.

Image taken on an early cloudy morning in the grasslands around Pune. I was lucky to get this shy species in the open and on such a beautiful perch.

Indian Leopard Portrait captured at Gir National Park

Red Whiskered bulbul perched on a tree on a cloudy afternoon

This was shot at Ranthambore national park at 17th july while we saw this bold male starring us confidently after marking his territory

Common Myna perched on a oddly shaped tree trunk.

As the monsoon arrives here in Mangaluru, the sightings of these tiny parrots increase. We usually get to see these feed on the nectar like thing not sure that the Banana Flower produces.

the combination of different spices makes photo full of different colors

It's a strawberry falovor creamy pie and it's arranged by strawberry ice cream