Summer is the season that has scored most in context of bird watching joy for me. Year after year, it is the harsh North Indian summer which outshines both the winter when you get to see many visiting birds and the spring where wonderful weather combines with lots of colours and breeding activities (okay.. spring is equally or even more interesting but you need to be looking then). It is the season when birds come to you and you don't have option not to notice, and, you don't have option of doing anything else anyway once the heat starts.
This Oriole was enjoying beautiful view of water and didn't fly away even as I stood right in the front and took shots.
The Owlet below however was not content with enjoying view of the water. Showing no respect for the human standing few feet away, it sat in there for quite some time.
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Blogger feed behaves in unpredictable ways when you do anything but simply publish new post. I knew strange things happen if you go and add/remove label in old post, but seems rolling back a published post also triggers unpredictable behaviour. If you are wondering why you received email for some random old post - that's because I rolled back my 'away note' (I was anyway back and that too cutting short the visit - review of which may follow some day if I manage to write.).
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