IMAGE OF THE WIND !

the Wind they said was invisible...and so I believed.  And yet I persisted in my attempts to photograph the element. and the above is proof that you can catch it, in image !  The big idea is that, that  which is unseen is still discernible...if you focus on the object it impacts  !!

YOU &%#@$......&*#@$...!!

This violently angry bird happened to notice the new visitor to the avian-haven.  Bonds of camaraderie prompt her to alert all in the neighbourhood. The intruder is seen below...

ONE FINE MORNING AT THE VIGIL.....

Through the window of the shaft this magnificent creature surveys the world around him.  This is all I could get of him.  Wildlife enthusiasts could help me in naming the species.

FOR LIFE... FOR LOVE !

A strong spring breeze hardly deterring our seasonal lover,  this Beetle hung on to the petals and finally made it to the well of nectar ! ( there's a message here for all lovers )  

HOLI IN THE PARK

Holi, the spring festival of colours, is much awaited at the end of winters.  Celebrations too are easy to follow.  You start by dirtying yourself and others...you sing a bit and dance...and go a bit Dionysian.  Then you clean yourself and binge on forbidden foods..  Its also a time for the distinct sexes to party together and be a bit irresponsible...   Happy Holi  !

THE FIRST VISITOR !

                                This tiny Beetle has made it to the well of plenty in search of the Nectar.

 From a breeze to the wind nothing deters the adventurous little guy.

DEDICATE ME A VERSE OR TWO...!

The new moon is acquiring shape.  Its luminosity is all borrowed from the Sun - the master of our universe.  and yet it never fails to enthrall and arouse the poet, the prophet, the artist inside us !

a happy anniversary to you all !

Here's one more.....can't help it...they are blooming gloriously everywhere. Someone somewhere must be celebrating....so this one is for all those who believe in reincarnation ....of nature....of joys.....of beauty  !!

the Brits were right.  They told us the Butterflies no longer visit their gardens and that was some 2 years back.  In these tropical parts of the world too the Butterflies are getting rarer. would the plants too stop their annual beaming welcome for the winged visitors ? a different Spring in future ?