Yet another opportunity to see these beauties in nature. For the love I have for this scenic habitat, although it appears dry, it is a spectacular sight whenever I see a blackbuck. The majesty and the elegance with which they observe you, perhaps! stare at you for staring at it is what makes me touched! Although I colored myself through my eyes seeing these heavenly creatures, I turned absolutely black and white. Some of the jewels I sighted on the day can never go off my memory!
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| Jayamangali Blackbuck Sanctuary - beautiful dry habitat |
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| Huge tree and the mountains of Madhugiri at the back drop |
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| Acacia flowers in bloom |
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| A female blackbuck running alone |
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| Long tailed shrike on sitting on a acacia tree |
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| Green bee-eater |
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| Long tailed shrike |
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| Blister beetle and a flower |
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| A tree up to the sky |
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| Beautiful dry leaves |
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| it turned black and white |
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| flowers of grass or the leaves of grass? |
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| flying away from the honey! |
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| Two robberflies(?) at play |
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| Black and white - Yellow pansy |
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| A female blackbuck |
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| A male blackbuck running alone |
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| they paired together this time |
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| oh! let me jump away from you! |
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| Staring at you! Elegance personified |
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| Whenever they notice someone around, they stare at you making a good pose! |
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| A male blackbuck trying to escape from my sight |
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| It was a rare sight for me to see two of them play or fight! |
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| I absolutely love the way they look! A majestic male blackbuck! |
(C) Srikanth Parthasarathy
1 comment:
Great black and white photographs.
The staring deer is wonderful because it is asking: what are you doing here?
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