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Monsoon is here. Birds Love It.

June 24, 2013November 6, 2017 ~ Lalitha Krishnan ~ Leave a comment

The mist is rolling in, the trees are beginning to sprout ferns, the bugs are out as are the birds as usual.

Tickell’s Leaf Warbler/Grey-hooded Warbler

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A Grey langur watches me watch him. Photo credit: Lalitha Krishnan

Deodar cones dispersing seeds in winter. Photo credit: Lalitha Krishnan

Eagle enroute

Dogs on the hunt

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Another great help.

Manoj, one of the nicest coolies on the hillside

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Yellow Hats

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A novice

Chingoo

Chingoo has a great trust in humanity except, for the delivery guys. [For which he can be forgiven.] He used to take it upon himself to escort dog-friendly folk to their homes or on their walks. He learnt his lesson the hard way. He returned home one day, brutalised, the bone on his leg showing through the wound and two front teeth missing. Betrayed and all shook up, he wouldn’t leave my side for days. He became rather quiet. It took him a while to get over his fear of people. That’s when I decided ‘absolute’ freedom might not be such a great scheme in the long run.

Pedicularis

Fan Kamal

Kind of Thistle

White browed shrike Babler

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The mouth of an Himalayan caterpillar up close with cobra-like markings

Agapanthus, verbena and cosmos attract hawk moths.

Bird spotted at Tabo

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Lalitha Krishnan

My view of life in the Himalaya and everything below. The landscape is never the same on any two days and I'd like to share the uniqueness, all the quirks, and surprises the mountains send out to me. Bird and animal behaviour, people and culture; I capture it all through writing podcasting and photography. Contact me at earthymatters013@gmail.com

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