Birding is like an emotional Roller coaster – patience, persistence, disappointment, hope, and finally, joy. When you are into birding, one thing is certain — anything can happen at any time. All you need is optimism and patience. For the past three years, the Tricolored Munia had been on my wish list — a birdContinue reading “A Dream in feathers”
Author Archives: Lalit Mohan Bansal
Wildbuzz | Autumn fall of leaves call of geese
The sighting of Greylag goose at Sukhna Lake was beautifully covered and published by renowned journalist and columnist Vikramjit Singh in Sunday Wildbuzz, Hindustan Times, Chandigarh, of November 3, 2024
Wildbuzz | Great news for tricity birders
The sighting of Barnacle Geese was beautifully covered and published by renowned journalist and columnist Vikramjit Singh in the 630th Sunday Wildbuzz, Hindustan Times, Chandigarh, of March 31, 2024
Wildbuzz | Winter tales of Sukhna
The sighting of Grey Heron catching a fish was beautifully covered and published by renowned journalist and columnist Vikramjit Singh in the 671st Sunday Wildbuzz, Hindustan Times, Chandigarh, of January 12, 2025
Wildbuzz | It is time to say good bye
The sighting of Common Red Shanks at Sukhna Lake was beautifully covered and published by renowned journalist and columnist Vikramjit Singh in the 680th Sunday Wildbuzz, Hindustan Times, Chandigarh, of March 16, 2025
Wildbuzz | A golden surprise at dawn
The sighting of Golden fronted Leafbird was beautifully covered and published by renowned journalist and columnist Vikramjit Singh in the 707th Sunday Wildbuzz column, Hindustan Times, Chandigarh edition, of Sept. 21, 2025
Exciting Birding Season: Two Rarities in Chandigarh
As the scorching summer gradually fades and cooler winds knock on the door, excitement builds in the birding community of Chandigarh. For birders, the arrival of winter migrants is one of the most eagerly awaited moments of the year. Each season carries its own suspense—will it be rich in sightings or lean in surprises? TheContinue reading “Exciting Birding Season: Two Rarities in Chandigarh”
The Joy of Photographing Large Birds
The Joy of Photographing Large Birds Over the past few years, bird photography has become more than just a hobby for me—it has become a passion. In these more than three years, I’ve had the opportunity to photograph a wide range of bird species, from the tiny and agile Common Tailorbird and Common Kingfisher toContinue reading “The Joy of Photographing Large Birds”
An addition to the Avifauna of South Asia – The Barnacle Goose
My sighting of Barnacle Goose at Mote Mazra on 27th January 2024 was published in the Indian Birds Journal Volume 19 No. 6 published on 27th March 2024
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