Bhutan Bird Photography

04/06/2024

The Ibisbill, one of the unique birds of the Himalayas, was the final bird we photographed on our special bird photography tour. It was an incredible experience. Thank you, Dr Ray and Dr Gerald, for sharing numerous bird photography tips – they truly helped me advance my skills.

22/05/2024

We are excited to be welcomed by these stunning species as we enter the renowned Namling – Yongkala – Limithang Road.

22/03/2024

Specialties found along Gomphu Road

13/01/2024

A pair of Black-necked Cranes have been sighted in the picturesque Tang Valley of Bumthang.

03/01/2024

To kick off the year 2024, this marks my first photograph for the year.

14/12/2023

I was pleasantly surprised to receive this Certificate of Appreciation from the State of India’s Birds

25/10/2023

15/06/2023

Himalayan Shortwing (Brachypteryx cruralis)

11/06/2023

The Beautiful Nuthatch. Expect the unexpected. Seeing this highly sought-after creature perched on the side of a roadside wall, where it typically frequents the lofty canopies of tall trees, was a complete and delightful surprise

08/06/2023

Red-tailed Minla (Minal ignotincta)

05/06/2023

Chestnut-headed Tesia. During this time of year, it appears that Chestnut-headed Tesias, despite being known as skulkers, are quite common and fairly easy to spot.

01/06/2023

The extraordinary Great Parrotbill from Phrumshingla

30/05/2023

Eastern Bhutan never stops to amaze! Seeing the elusive Ward’s Trogon was one of a highlight of our recent trip. this highly sought-after species in Bhutan. Join us as we unravel the secrets of nature’s treasures and explore the wonders of Bhutan.

27/05/2023

Returning from yet another thrilling adventure. Enduring hours of demanding climbing, battling irritating leeches and varieties of biting flies, spending four nights in a modest tented camp, and subsisting on basic meals. Each day presented its own set of obstacles, from rising early in the morning to exploring the rain-drenched mountain. We even contemplated abandoning the pursuit of our target bird. However, just when hope seemed to fade, things turned out in our favor. On our final morning, we were blessed with an amazing encounter—the sighting of our sought-after bird, a majestic male Blyth's Tragopan, which presented upon us a truly awe-inspiring spectacle.

20/05/2023

Our bird photography tour begins with a thrilling start, capturing the majestic Ibisbill as our first subject in the lens.

01/03/2023

Meet the vibrant Ruddy Shelduck, a stunning bird with a fiery personality! 🦆🔥

15/02/2023

Perched atop the world, the Himalayan Griffon surveys its Kingdom with majestic beauty.

14/02/2022

The Long-billed Thrush (Zoothera monticola) is a species of bird in the Turdidae family. They have a scattered distribution in the Himalayas, from Himachal Pradesh to Arunachal Pradesh, and in northeast India, possibly in Yunnan and Sichuan.
In Bhutan, the Long-billed Thrush is an uncommon altitudinal migrant throughout the temperate zone. I am lucky to have a pair of them visiting near my place in a small patch of muddy area this winter.