Successfully completed the Bird watching sessions this season with the young Birders of the DPS Birding Club. Thoroughly enjoyed the company of these budding birders and tried to answer all the outstanding questions they had while trying to teach them how to identify the numerous birds around Surat. We identified over 50 birds including many migratory ducks, cranes and other birds. For details regarding the DPS Birding Club please visit our club blog www.dpsbirders.net
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”2″ display=”basic_slideshow”]Through the Lens
Birds of the Nilgiris: Nilgiri Flycatcher
Through the Lens : Visions of Surat
Shot on the Surat countryside with a Canon 5D Mark III and an EF-24-70 mm 2.8 L series Lens: f/8: 24 mm: 1/1600 sec: ISO 200: 
Through the Lens : Visions of Surat
Shot on the beautiful Surat countryside with a Canon 7D Mark II and Tamron lens ; f/6.3: 1/3200 sec: 158 mm: ISO 800:
Through the Lens : Visions of Surat
Flock of Garganey shot on the outskirts of Surat near Delhi Public School Tapi with a Canon 7D Mark-II and Tamron 150-600 mm lens : f/8: 1/2000 sec: ISO 800:
Through the Lens : Visions of Surat
Shot on the outskirts of Surat with a Canon 5D Mark III and 24-70 mm 2.8 L-series lens: f/8: 1/1000sec: 33 mm: ISO 200:
Through the Lens : Visions of Surat
Shot on the outskirts of Surat with a Canon 5D Mark-III and EF-24-70 mm 2.8 L series Lens : f/8 : 1/1000 sec: 24 mm ISO 200:
Through the Lens : Visions of Saputara
Shot on the Saputara-Nashik Road with a Sony ILCE-6000 and 16-50 mm lens: f/4: 1/4000 sec: 16 mm: ISO 200:
Through the Lens : Visions of Saputara
Evening along the Surat-Saputara road shot with Sony ILCE-6000 & EPZ-16-50 mm lens: f/6.3: ISO 200: 16 mm : 1/125 sec :
Through the Lens : Visions of Saputara
Road side view on the Saputara-Surat road : Shot with Sony ILCE-6000 & EPZ-16-50 mm lens: f/11: ISO 200: 16 mm : 1/125 sec
