Birds of Prey and Wetland Photography

A Changeable Hawk Eagle peers through a frame of branches, its crested head and intense eyes creating a compelling portrait. This perspective shows the challenge and reward of jungle birding.

A wider view of the Changeable Hawk Eagle perched high in a tree. This shot shows the raptor in its natural environment, ever watchful of the forest below.

An Asian Paradise Flycatcher, with its incredibly long tail feathers, is captured dipping into the water. The video shows its graceful flight and the perfect reflection on the water's surface.

A chaotic and beautiful scene at a wetland rookery, with a Painted Stork coming in for a landing amidst a flock of egrets and other water birds. This is a great example of a thriving wetland ecosystem.

A close-up portrait of a Painted Stork, highlighting its long, yellow-orange bill and the delicate feather details around its face. These birds are a common and beautiful sight in Indian wetlands.

A pair of Indian Spot-billed Ducks rests on a small patch of land in the water. These resident ducks are a familiar sight in freshwater wetlands across the country.

A Black-tailed Godwit wades through the shallow waters of a wetland. Its long bill is perfectly adapted for probing the mud for insects and crustaceans.

A tiny Lesser Sand Plover carefully walks along the wet sand, foraging for food among the shells. This shot captures the delicate nature of coastal birdlife.

A family of Black-headed Ibis stands together in the green reeds of a wetland. The contrast between their dark heads and white bodies makes them stand out beautifully.