[RedDevil_KP]

Originally Posted by Stryker

T-BHP member SpeedSatya was in touch with me

First up, this cute baby Macaque (which we all simply call Monkey). This little fellow was peeking over the roof of the restaurant in the JLR, eagerly waiting for some scraps left over from breakfast.
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The junior here is like "Ah. There you're. Let me comb my hair & pose". Geez!! What amazing pictures

[Stryker]

Originally Posted by RedDevil_KP

The junior here is like "Ah. There you're. Let me comb my hair & pose". Geez!! What amazing pictures

Thanks, RedDevil_KP. That seems to be the most common reaction I get for this picture!

[rav11stars]

Brilliant snaps!! I particularly liked the crested eagle looking you in the eye. That's excellent. Thanks for sharing.

[Stryker]

Originally Posted by rav11stars

Brilliant snaps!! I particularly liked the crested eagle looking you in the eye. That's excellent. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks, rav11stars. Yeah, actually that is my favourite photo of the set too.

[RomeoAlpha22]

Absolutely amazing photographs Jaisimha!!! Photos are strictly professional. Can't believe that these are captured in 2000+ ISO.

My vote is for THE "Gray Langur". Looks like a monk just woke up from deep meditation who has Rim of light as a boon. Awesome posture from her and Brilliant photography by you. KUDOS my friend!!!

[Stryker]

Originally Posted by RomeoAlpha22

Absolutely amazing photographs Jaisimha!!! Photos are strictly professional. Can't believe that these are captured in 2000+ ISO.

My vote is for THE "Gray Langur". Looks like a monk just woke up from deep meditation who has Rim of light as a boon. Awesome posture from her and Brilliant photography by you. KUDOS my friend!!!

Thanks, RomeoAlpha22. Nice description for The Monk, although given that it is a She, shouldn't it be The Nun (or The Monkess or whatever!)?

[nilanjanray]

Originally Posted by Stryker

I was very used to my Nikon D90 for a very long time, some six years or so.

Originally Posted by vinitbhavi

Absolutely true. I am currently using the humble Nikon D5000,

Very nice photos. The D7200 is impressive in its low light capabilities.

Not much difference in controls between a D90 and a D7x00. One needs to fiddle around with AF and auto ISO, and figure out the difference in metering, when moving to a D7x00.

The controls are different in a D5x00. The biggest difference is the lack of dual wheels.

[alphadog]

Thank you Stryker, for these amazing pictures. The passion for capturing wildlife on camera shows. I particularly liked the picture of the peacock in all its glory, followed in close second place by the Langur in reverie.
Kabini is on my list of places to visit and this only makes my longing even deeper.
Thanks for sharing.

[mpksuhas]

Superb pics Stryker.

I was thinking this is your old Kabni travelogue, only today noticed the 'Again' in title.

[Stryker]

Originally Posted by alphadog

Thank you Stryker, for these amazing pictures.

Originally Posted by mpksuhas

Superb pics Stryker.

Thanks, alphadog & mpksuhas.

[Nempuguru]

Very nice photographs. Deserves 5*.

This is my 25th post, and I was searching for a good thread for this.

Wishing you luck for capturing the big cat through your lens soon.

[Pravinzs77]

Amazing photographs!! Especially, The Streak Throated Woodpecker and The Kingfisher snaps are outstanding!!

[Stryker]

Originally Posted by Nempuguru

This is my 25th post, and I was searching for a good thread for this.

Thanks, Nempuguru, for choosing this thread for your 25th post.

Originally Posted by Pravinzs77

Amazing photographs!! Especially, The Streak Throated Woodpecker and The Kingfisher snaps are outstanding!!

Thanks, Pravinzs77.

[Shivanshu]

Yes this trip with wildlife photographers seems to be more interesting. I am sure you would have loved it clicking it as much as I am loving it seeing the pictures...

[shashanka]

Originally Posted by Stryker

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An Indian Golden Jackal (probably a juvenile) is up and .......Until then, bye from Kabini...

Stryker, that was one evocative post & I fully endorse your view that it is worth many revisits. The photos are terrific and I'm glad I came upon your thread - it is not too common to come across so many birds of prey. We go to Uttaranchal (Naukuchiatal) every year since the past 18 years (my thread "Naukuchiatal - far from the madding crowd") and I can appreciate your attachment to Kabini. It will certainly be on our radar from now on.