Backyard and Common Bird Photography Workshops

A beautiful Rose-ringed Parakeet perches on a cotton tree, its green feathers a perfect match for the leaves. Its presence is a reminder of the simple, beautiful moments nature offers us every day.

The Red-breasted Parakeet, with its large red breast patch, is a widespread species with many variations. Feral populations have even established themselves in big cities like Mumbai.

This Blyth's Reed Warbler appeared right outside my bedroom window. It was a simple, magical encounter that reminded me how nature can surprise us with moments of beauty when we least expect it.

The Common Chiffchaff is a tiny, olive-green warbler whose "chiff-chaff" song is a classic sign of spring. It's an active little bird, always flitting through the hedgerows and forests.

An Asian Brown Flycatcher, a small and subtle bird, perches on a branch. While not as flashy as its blue cousins, its gentle hues and nimble flight are a delight to watch in the woods.

The Sind Sparrow is a strikingly patterned bird found in scrubland along rivers and wetlands. The male has a bright chestnut eye-stripe and a clean white shoulder patch.

The Russet Sparrow, also called the Cinnamon Tree Sparrow, is a chunky little seed-eater. This one was found in the Himalayas, where it feeds on seeds, berries, and insects.

The Crested Lark is a common bird of open, dry country, often seen along roadsides. Its jaunty crest and beautiful song have made it a bird of special significance in many cultures.