9 Majestic Birds Caught Mid-Flight: A Photographer's Dream

By Rajni Pandey | September 12, 2024

These stunning images, captured by wildlife photographer Sanket Reddy, are shared exclusively with Moneycontrol.com, offering a rare glimpse of majestic birds mid-flight.

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Known for flying 130,000 miles without a break, this bird’s endurance is legendary, braving harsh weather for over 45 days without touching land.

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Black Browed Albatross

India’s national bird soars with vibrant elegance, its heavy tail flowing gracefully in flight, a mesmerizing display of beauty and color.

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Indian Peafowl

These swift fliers dive into the ocean with ease, spending most of their lives at sea and only occasionally returning to land.

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Horned Puffin

With the unique ability to hover and fly backward, hummingbirds are the only birds to master this incredible feat in the avian world.

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Hummingbird

High-altitude vultures, they use their intelligence and massive size to scavenge efficiently, contributing to the ecosystem’s balance.

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Lammergier

A master diver, this ocean bird plunges into the sea with precision, rarely spotted on land, and remains submerged for long periods.

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Northern Gannet

The fastest animal on Earth, the Peregrine Falcon reaches speeds of over 300 km/h, a true marvel in the skies.

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Peregrine Falcon

These swift builders tirelessly gather mud for nests, working through all conditions, and are known for their speed and dedication to their young.

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Red Rumped Swallow

The tallest flying birds in the world, Sarus Cranes take to the skies with a powerful flap of their wings, a breathtaking sight in the misty morning.

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Sarus Crane