Pic taken in Costa Rica in Jan 2020

Processed in lightroom showing the strength of shooting in RAW

C.N- Coppersmith Barbet; S.N - Psilopogon haemacephalus LC Least Concern. Listen A small, widespread, and cute little barbet with streaked underparts and a well-patterned face. Most populations have a red forehead, yellow around the eye and throat, and a black eyestripe all bordered at the rear of the crown by a black band. Also note red “badge” on upper chest. Female averages duller than the male, with some yellow on a narrower red “badge”. Immature lacks all red and has faint streaking on the throat. Subspecies in Sumatra, Nusa Tenggara, and the central Philippines have bright red-and-black faces. While common, can be hard to see; listen instead for its call, a prolonged and unmistakable “kuk-kuk-kuk.” Favors open woodlands, forest edge, and gardens in lowland and foothill areas; ranges up into higher elevations in the Philippines and Indonesia.

Beautiful sunset of Chainpur Jharkhand

Captured this on the golden hour on a beach walk

CAPTURED WHEN THE SKY TURNED RED DURING SUNSET ,DOGREATWITHCANON

Amur Falcon, a migratory bird of prey, a passage migrant in India.

Shot of Patwaon ki Haveli in Jaisalmer.

Solitary bees of the genus Megachile are known as leafcutter bees because of their unique ability of cutting leaves and then rolling them into a cute cylindrical structure to lay their eggs in. Like other solitary bees, they forage alone, seek out honey and pollen during the day and rest during the night. Only a female when she's ready to lay her eggs, she'll start her work of cutting leaves and making nest for her babies and then loading the nest with food for the baby bees. When she's not in motherhood duty, she'll just casually roam around alone and then after dark, find a secure place and rest. Sometimes they are like other solitary bees can be observed resting together in small groups as seen in the picture.