The early bird gets the worm, and the earlier the birder, the better the birds. Birding is a joy in the grasslands around Nashik. However lazy one gets in the winters of midland India, it’s always more than worth pushing oneself out to the field with the first rays of the sun.
Pushing ourselves out of a comfortably warm room, we moved towards a tiny patch of privately owned grasslands near Nashik, in the hope of a morning well spent birding. A cold breeze number my shutter finger as I tried approaching the tiny rockchats and pippits, already out looking for breakfast, keeping the grassland ecosystem in good shape. We had only about two hours before work made us leave, so we tried making the most of it.
16 thoughts on “Birding Near Nashik”
Love the first line of the post! Though am not too much into birds I did enjoy the bird watching in Ranthambore!
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Great pics!!
Indeed mornings are the best time for bird-watching.
Great post the pics are very nice and professional.
Would like to see more posts like this.
Love the first line of the post! Though am not too much into birds I did enjoy the bird watching in Ranthambore!
Btw – did you visit my new travel site? Would love to get your feedback on it! It’s travelwitharchie.com
Cheers
Loved the way you captured Siberian Stonechat … its every movement. Your clicks are amazing and the post a delight to read 🙂
Lovely pics.
Beautiful pictures! Really liked the opening statement of this post!
Great captures!
And what a lovely haul of birds you got! I too thoroughly enjoyed watching them here!
Thanks Mridula. The birds were awesome!
I can just imagine what a happy morning this must have been.!! Beautiful pictures 🙂
Thanks Vaisakhi! It was truly breautiful!
wow What a picture…
Thanks!
Great pics!!
Indeed mornings are the best time for bird-watching.
Great post the pics are very nice and professional.
Would like to see more posts like this.
Such tourist friendly (), savourable pictures and writeups Shikha and Param.
Thanks Vinod 🙂 and Excellent support from you!
What an amazing post! Stunning photos and such informative details. Loved it. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks 🙂