Sky Lark

It was a late morning when I took this Photo. Actually I was with my birding friends to a dry lake where lapwings were expected. Red wattled lapwing is frequently seen in our area and yellow wattled lapwing a little rare. We were in search of Yellow wattled lapwing and found only red wattled. Then we thought of returning. But I said my friends that I would like to spend some more time and they left. Then I saw this bird moving around. First I thought it's a Bush Lark which is frequently seen. Then when the crest on the head lifted I immediately ran behind the bird because it was my first sighting of Sky Lark. Then I slowly moved closer to it. When it was at 15-20 feet away took the first shot. Then approached nearer and nearer and at last was nearly 8-10 feet away and fully lying down on land to take this breathtaking shot. Was very happy and satisfied of the day's birding 😊😊. Will come back soon with another great photograph. 👋👋

May 2021 it was shot on.

SonyRX10iv the camera used. 

Thank you. Will come back with another beautiful image soon. 

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