In 1974, Bannerghatta (in Karnataka, India) was declared a National Park. In 2002, part of the park was declared a Biological Park (I sense you wondering about the difference, and I urge you to move on). In 2017, I visited the park. Squashed in a smelly bird hide for hours, impersonating a statue and muscles screaming in protest , I practiced wildlife photography with the pros. I lost a pair of shoes in shrapnel rain and whiplash winds. Luckily my preparations included a ratty trekking pact, containing several changes of clothes and shoes to accommodate whatever weather nature might suffer from. The only thing I can conclusively say I learned that weekend, was that camera lenses can be successfully used in weight training.
Superb…as always!
In magical pix and mirthful words
You paint for us, O wizard
Portraits of most delightful birds
And even an odd meditative lizard
:)
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