cuddly chick of Sarus.
Spent almost a half or more at the spot watching the Sarus in sitting
posture in a field on one side of the road and Egyptian Vultures
devouring the carcass of a Buffalo on the other side.
Coming back after an hours and a half later - the chick was there
barely visible and that too only when it was scoped. Movement revealed
its location.
Mother had just called the Father (or vice-versa). And, every time
the Father or the Mother - let us call a Parent - would fly away to
feed, it would be called back and it would come. (Of course, giving me
opportunity to capture in my camera the bird in flight - got some good
shots, which would be shared as I process these).
It rained. The Parents would then spread wings to shield the chick.
Only hope the chick has survived the heavy and incessant rains.
Cheers.
Anand Arya
353, Sector 15A
NOIDA 201301
INDIA
+ 91 98182 61909
www.anandarya.com
www.okhlabirdpark.com
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Canon 1D M4 + 800mm + 1.4X TC
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