Wildlife photography and Birding at the Keoladeo National Park Bharatpur Rajasthan INDIA

[@fleuromeara4924]

Beautiful photography. Informative and a pleasure to watch.

[@prasanthsasikumar]

Excellent Video and informative one 👍🏻

[@elamuruganmahadevan1112]

Very Nice. Enjoyed watching

[@animatorsuman]

Baa baaa❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Uncagethewild]

Very well edited vlog on keoladeo National Park 👏....thanks for sharing nature's wonder with us

[@soumyajitmistry]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@professorofeverything3661]

Nice entropy

[@professorofeverything3661]

Reverse too

[@dr.VaradeSayali]

Awesome and very informative video

[@soumyajitmistry]

Thanks a lot.

[@tourismrajasthan8698]

Keoladeo and band baretha reserve bharatpur 🐦 🦜 watcher paradise ♥

[@lakshcwa]

Very well made work. Loved the Tawny eagle. Thanks for the information.

[@ExtremelyKolkata]

Beautiful channel, but it was very hard to find out your channel in a shot in you tube. It's wonderful.. I joined with you. Go on you are genius and genuine. More good videos are expected from you🙏👍💕.

[@soumyajitmistry]

Thanks a lot for the appreciation. Hope to bring you more such content.

[@TheWildlifeHomestead]

Beautiful species and great video!

[@soumyajitmistry]

Thanks a lot..

[@Birds-in-Norway]

Awesome Video. Beautifully shot.

[@soumyajitmistry]

Thanks a lot..

[@bharatpurrider]

My 🏠 Home town

[@EviPolarBearNora]

This is a very lovely video! So many beautiful birds and some nice animals! Golden Jackal looks like a fox!

[@sciencelawgroup]

It is very nice, however could have been better if you would have added information about stay, food, etc.

[@JoseManuelHiniesto]

Good days... Thank you very much for the beautiful video I have seen. You have a wonderful channel. Congratulations 60

[@soumyajitmistry]

Thank you so much..

[@tattaylor4786]

The Common Coot at about 3mins is a Moorhen. Red and yellow bill and red frontal shield. But very nice video and excellent filming

[@soumyajitmistry]

Thanks for correcting me and also for the appreciation..

[@sayanimallick3874]

Loved it , keep it up :)

[@Andriyev]

This is very well made. Loved the video, stills and narration. Background music is also very nice!!

[@learninglab42]

nice video

[@nithinpallavi]

Which camera and lense are you using????

[@TheClosedpalm]

Fantastic video. Beautifully shot, informative and great narration. Thankyou for sharing.

[@soumyajitmistry]

Thanks alot..

[@millionrides9213]

Chaliye jaa. Khub valo :)

[@prasan182]

Very beautiful video mate, keep up the good work. Looking forward for more videos soon.

[@archishacosta9375]

It's a wonderful documentary! Simply enjoyed it and also loved the shots!!!

[@soumyajitmistry]

Thanks alot..

[@YabannPenceresi]

I really like it. very nice. The channel is also very nice. Good luck.

[@asiaticlionsuryankapal1716]

Good vedio but 3.09 that was a common moorhen

[@JPLamoureuxsTravels]

Superb stuff buddy! I’m looking to come to India as soon as the virus is gone away for some wildlife photography... so vlogs like this are keeping me going! 😉👍

[@soumyajitmistry]

Thanks for the appreciation and welcome to India, winter would be the best time to visit, I wish international travel to resume soon...

[@tuhinnag2500]

Can you please mention what camera and lenses you used..... thanks

[@soumyajitmistry]

I used nikkor 200-500mm lens on my nikon D3300 body for the close-up shots, landscape shots are shot on my phone.

[@time-lapseseb1141]

Verry well made, also the narration! In early january I was lucky to travel in West Bengal and Nepal, it was awesome. Would have loved to see Radjastan too, but I did not have the time nor the money, but hopefully I can come to India once more some time in the future. I was also surprised, to see so many familiar birds, which are also here in central Europe (Hungary). But I was lucky to see some verry exotic animals as well. Namasté!

[@soumyajitmistry]

You are always welcome to India. Thanks for the appreciation.

[@time-lapseseb1141]

@@soumyajitmistry :) Thank you too!

[@RAHULSINGH-ut7xe]

Which camera and lens you used for this video??

[@soumyajitmistry]

I used Nikon 200-500mm lens with Nikon 3300 body for this trip.

[@quadrim.a.2816]

Azolla and wullfia are two important duck weeds in addition to fish and minnows etc for duck to feeds in nature present in abundance. Hence one of the wonderful destination for feeding, breeding migrations

[@nasheer.m.d8396]

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