No.0024. Indian Darter.
Yala National Park, Sri Lanka.
Indian Darters dive underwater to catch food. They have feathers that become easily waterlogged, which allows them to dive deeper by preventing air bubbles from getting trapped underneath their feathers. This is one reason you often see Darters standing with their wings spread, drying their wet wings after diving.
The following Lustre prints are available in sizes/prices :
12" x 8" £25.00
18" x 12" £45.00
30" x 20" £90.00
45" x 30" £150.00
An additional p&p charge of £8.00 will be added to each order.
Please email me through my Contact page if you wish to order a print or ask any questions you may have regarding my photography, which I will be very happy to answer.
Indian Darters dive underwater to catch food. They have feathers that become easily waterlogged, which allows them to dive deeper by preventing air bubbles from getting trapped underneath their feathers. This is one reason you often see Darters standing with their wings spread, drying their wet wings after diving.
The following Lustre prints are available in sizes/prices :
12" x 8" £25.00
18" x 12" £45.00
30" x 20" £90.00
45" x 30" £150.00
An additional p&p charge of £8.00 will be added to each order.
Please email me through my Contact page if you wish to order a print or ask any questions you may have regarding my photography, which I will be very happy to answer.
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