October is the month to be in Abu the Abode
October has always been a fascinating month in the Abode; this October has been even more so, as this year's October had five Fridays, five Saturdays, and five Sundays - a real treat for weekenders. Tourists who make it up the hill during the monsoon season can see the beautiful sight of Abu. The different shades of green blend seamlessly into each other, creating a regal view. Come indulge yourself in watching my random photographs.
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| Scaly-breasted Munia - Lonchura punctulata |
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| Indian Scops-Owl - Otus bakkamoena |
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| Common Hawk-Cuckoo - Hierococcyx varius |
Kunwaari Kanyaa
Scaly-breasted Munia
Scoops Owl
The Romantic Balam Rasia
Shiv-ling behind Dilwara
Water snake Torna stream
Woodpecker Lesser Goldenbacked
A colourful chap
Blue Mountains
Camel Rock
Drongo
Reminds me of the boys
Just out of reach
To leap or not to leap
In the school chapel
Blue Bell ready to bloom
Dragon flies
Dragon orange
Water skiers
Hanuman worshipers
Let me in Hanuman I need my Prasad
I look handsome
Water snake Nakki lake
The school chapel
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