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Morning delight & playing with the light
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Capturing moments with precision and power – the

European Bee Eater in flight mode
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European Bee Eater ~Merops apiaster ,UAE
Frequency spotting in UAE is 5.2% in the month of April.
They are near passerine bird and strongly migratory being summer migrants &breeding visitors to UAE .

Spectacularly colourful & unmistakable long billed insect eater with a bright yellow throat ,gem stone belly & flame_ colored back.

You’re probably wondering how they avoid getting stung. After all, what animal eats bees? They happen to have a very interesting hunting approach. They swoop in from an elevated perch and catch their prey in flight. They then fly back to the perch where they repeatedly thrash the insect against a branch or rub it against a twig until the sting is removed. They are also able to regurgitate indigestible parts as pellets.singh.photography
Shot On Nikon Z9
10.04.2024
UAE 🇦🇪
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When Nature Surprises Me Unexpectedly !!
Almost , I skipped a heartbeat &my heart soared with excitement as I realized what lay before me ~ The Pallid Scops Owl (Otus brucei) , a creature of myth and legend in all its glory when who was parched majestically on a towry ghaf tree .

Revered for its elusive nature and masterful camouflage, encountering this majestic bird of prey amidst the harsh desert n dry environment is a rare and cherished privilege & a kin to finding a needle in a hay stake.

As I observed the Pallid scops owl in its natural habitat,a sense of wonder washed over me .

Its graceful movements, its silent flight, its keen gaze—all speak of a life lived in harmony with the desert landscape, a testament to the resilience and adaptability of life in one of the world’s harshest environments.

One of the greatest challenges in locating the
Pallid Scop Owl ,I found is in its mastery of camouflage & it’s elusive nature .With its sandy brown and tawny feathers adorned with intricate patterns of streaks and spots, the owl effortlessly disappears into the desert backdrop, becoming virtually indistinguishable from the rocks, sand, and sparse vegetation that define its habitat.

For me the joy of spotting the Pallid Scop Owl in the UAE’s desert landscape is an unparalleled experience .The time stood still & nothing short of magical moment to me .

For in that fleeting encounter, I found not only a rare & beautiful creature but also a deeper connection to the natural world & the endless mysteries it holds .

As I bid farewell to this beauty , I knew that this moment would stay with me forever discovering the Phalid Scoop Owl in the UAE ‘s desert wilderness .
Shot on Nikon Z9
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My Exceptional love for Snakes n here’s the one I adore for his bold beautiful eyes 🖤

Although they possess no true “fangs” for venom injection, their saliva is known to be quite toxic ,Jackson’s forest cobra (Pseudohaje Goldie) a species of venomous snake found in Central Africa. They have distinctively bold eyes and are arboreal, meaning they spend a lot of time in trees.

An excellent climber, ascending high into trees, to 30m or more.
They are close cousins to both Thelatornis and Dispholidus and have been discovered to possess a similar hemorrhagic venom as their deadly cousins.

Gear Canon 6d
Tamron 180_ 600 mm

BaREfooT & CaRefReE
Under The sun ; Beside The Sea
Where i am HaPpiEsT to Be
~Forever An Island Girl ~

“The strongest souls are often found in the solitude of a lone journey.”

When king see his crush 😋
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Superb starling From Kenya 🇰🇪
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“A fleeting moment of perfection.”
Nikon Z9
Nikkor Z180-600 mm

“Swooping elegance of the Indian Roller
in the heart of Maliha Desert 🇦🇪
Nikon Z9
Nikkor Z180-600mm
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“The strongest souls are often found in the darkest places & no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself.”
The strong survivor from Masai Mara n my endless love for Big cats from Africa ♥️
Gear : Nikon Z9
Lens : Nikkor Z 400 mm f/4.5 VR S
ISO 250 400 mm f/ 4.5 1-1000 sec

Great white Egret hunting on Grasshopper from Okavango Delta, Botswana singh.photography
Canon 6d ; Tamron 150mm ~ 600mm


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Locked In Focus !!
Canon EOS 6D
Tamron SP 150 mm - 600 mm F/5.6
ISO 200 600mm f/6.3 1/400 sec singh.photography



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Opposites Attracts ♥️
“Finding beauty in diversity as they glide across the lake.”singh.photography Nikon Z9


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Catching the first ray of the Sun 🔥singh.photography
Nikon Z9 ; Nikkor 180-600mm


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A dance of beauty and grace ;
Symphony of feathers & Ballet unfolds ‘
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Nikon Z9

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Sunset vibes & Soulful hues 🧡
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“In the heart of Masai Mara, where the savannah tells stories of fierce love and gentle guidance
- a tribute to the untamed beauty of motherhood. *singh.photography
Nikon Z9 ; Nikkor Z 100-400
f/11 400mm 1/400sec ISO 2500

Catch of the day 😋singh.photography
Nikon Z9 || Lens Nikon 180 -600 mm


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Portrait Photography 📸
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Rise & Shine 💫⭐️singh.photography




































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15 second Game!!
Chase,Run and Catch
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Nikon Z9
Nikkor Z 100-400 mm f/ 4.5 -5.6
ISO 1000 || 400 mm || f/ 5.6 || 1/2500 sec

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City streets and urban rhythms ;
Unveiling the hidden stories of London’s Everyday Life ♥️singh.photography

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Mara on Fire 🔥
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BBC Wildlife Magazine BEYOND VISION Big Cats WildLife Wild Planet Nat Geo Wild CANON India Travel Africa

Tales From Amazing Africa 💫
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“Warriors are not the ones who always win, but the ones that always fight”
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Butterflies Drink From Mud Puddles
A butterfly cannot live on sugar alone; it needs minerals, too. To supplement its diet of nectar, a butterfly will occasionally sip from mud puddles, which are rich in minerals and salts. This behavior, called puddling, occurs more often in male butterflies, which incorporate the minerals into their s***m.
These nutrients are then transferred to the female during mating and help improve the viability of her eggs.
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