Chetan Rangaraj

Nature & Wildlife Photography

Boo!
A large billed crow <i>(Corvus macrorhynchos)</i> all set to surprise a brown fish-owl <i>(Bubo zeylonensis leschenault)</i>.
Bay-backed Shrike
A Bay-backed Shrike <i>(Lanius vittatus)</i> calling out.
Immature Brahminy Kite
An immature Brahminy Kite <i>(Haliastur indus)</i> on a termite mound.
Marsh Harrier
A Marsh Harrier <i>(Circus aeruginosus)</i> in late evening light.
Kestrel
A Common Kestrel <i>(Falco tinnunculus)</i>.
Coppersmith Barbet
A Coppersmith Barbet <i>(Megalaima haemacephala)</i> touching down on a branch.
Montagu's Harrier (Female)
A female Montagu's Harrier <i>(Circus pygargus)</i> in late evening light.
Osprey
An Osprey <i>(Pandion haliaetus)</i> ready to lift-off with a fish in its talons.
Kestrel's Look
A female Eurasian Kestrel <i>(Falco tinnunculus)</i> staring at you.
Steppe Eagles Yawn
A Steppe Eagle <i>(Aquila nipalensis)</i> yawning.
Swallow Landing
A swallow all set to touchdown on a twig.
Morning Exercise
A Montagu's Harrier <i>(Circus pygargus)</i> stretching.
Paddyfield Pipit
A Paddyfield Pipit <i>(Anthus rufulus)</i> perched on a termite mound.
Montagu's Harrier (Male)
A male Montagu's Harrier <i>(Circus pygargus)</i> on the ground.
Black Kite
A black kite <i>(Milvus migrans)</i> perched on a termite mound.
Drongo
A Black Drongo <i>(Dicrurus macrocercus)</i> in early morning light.
Kestrel
A Common Kestrel <i>(Falco tinnunculus)</i> in early morning light.
Purple Heron
A Purple Heron <i>(Ardea purpurea manilensis)</i> perched on a tree stump.
Alert Blackbucks
A group of alert blackbucks <i>(Antilope cervicapra)</i>.
Leopard's Kill - 1
A Leopard <i>(Panthera pardus)</i> taking down a Sambar <i>(Cervus unicolor)</i> doe.
Leopard's Kill - 2
A Leopard <i>(Panthera pardus)</i> taking down a Sambar <i>(Cervus unicolor)</i> doe.
Leopard's Kill - 3
A Leopard <i>(Panthera pardus)</i> attempting to drag away a fresh Sambar <i>(Cervus unicolor)</i> doe kill.
Leopard's Kill - 4
A Leopard <i>(Panthera pardus)</i> resting beside a fresh Sambar <i>(Cervus unicolor)</i> doe kill.
Grey Francolin
A Grey Francolin <i>(Francolinus pondicerianus)</i> on the move.