In a end of 2008 myself and Mr. Mehul Dudia and Mr. Maulik Varu were went for a photography of this little beauty named Desert Wheatear, found in its natural habitate near 6 k.m. from Jamnagar. and its looks like a beauty. I stoped our bikes and enjoying that moments. and than my self laydown the ground and go near as possible as. and I tooked a lots of images of that beauty. among them i like this image very much and i put it here....

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