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During my last visit to my sister's Home, I had the opportunity to shoot a few cute videos and shots of the cute parrots. She has raised them since infancy(hardly 10-12 days old), and now they have grown up and cuddled with my sister every now and then.

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My sister also shared their pic of how they were looking when they were hardly 10 days old.

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They even take the instructions and understand it to some extent. I love the way they have been enjoying their time with my sister.

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I will share more such cute videos and shots of these cute parrots in the coming days.

Thank you.

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I visited my sister's home yesterday and found these cute birds enjoying a bath, and their cute fight was equally adorable.

I found these two cute parrots getting excited when my sister brought a water bowl, then they started rising off with that water, it was a beautiful sight.

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We have already entered "Sawan"...."Ashadha" is over. And the rainy season is in full swing. Since childhood, I have always enjoyed the rain and as I grew older and started meditating at the age of 17th, I used "not any form or shape", but rather "sound as meditating source", and sound by default is form-less.

So I have a deep affinity with natural sounds, like the sound of rain, the sound of the wind, and the sound of silence(Night). I also use the sound of Bronze utensils(kind of singing bowls) as my meditation source.

Those who are into spirituality would understand what I mean to say. The entire existence is full of divine sound. And that exists everywhere. Because of anthropogenic activities and sound pollution, we can not hear it. When we start our journey in the meditation realm, we could try to use natural sound in the preliminary stage to catch the divine sound at a later stage.

So these natural sounds act as a primer on the path forward to divine sound.

I have recorded the sound of silence(i.e. the sound of the uninterrupted night, in my garden), and you can hear the crescendo of झिंगूर.

I have also recorded how raindrops are hitting the rooftop and floor, creating a run-off and in that process, making a natural sound. Even without a home, or building when the raindrops would hit the jungle, tree, or earth's surface, they would make sounds, these sounds are really beautiful.

Sounds have a strong role to play in our lives, particularly in the context of mental well-being. Avoid highly noisy places. Sound pollution is rampant in modern days, But I am hopeful that EVs will help mitigate sound pollution to some extent, at least in the automobile sector.

Naturally, we are endowed with divine sound, with deep meditation and untiring practice, and with the right Guru, we can hear that sound. Experiencing spirituality is a beautiful thing. The sound of silence will enlighten you one day!

Thank you.

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| Device | Redmi 7, Xiomi |

| Location | 7R2R+JQ5, Odisha, India |


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My locality has been enjoying heavy downpours for two days. A big sigh of relief from sticky weather.

The temp has gone down, but the humidity level is still high. But at least some concessions amidst heavy rains.

As I have said earlier, my home has a huge backyard and a small pond. And that makes it a whole ecosystem that hosts many birds, reptiles, snakes, and other biotic components.

Last time, I published the video of the giant Rat snake today I will introduce you to a small sand boa, who was an unsolicited visitor to our house. He might have lost the way due to heavy rains and an inundated quadrangle.



My mom spotted this cute creature and then called my father, and my father said that it was non-venomous, he is quite familiar with this type of snake and has good experience in catching them swiftly.


The length of this snake was hardly 25-17 inches. We have a huge stockpile of broken bricks. And as learned from the internet sand boas usually seek shelter in stockpiles of bricks and laterite soil.


Name- Common Sand Boa (Eryx conicus)

It is generally found in low-lying areas of the Indian Sub-continent. It is already categorized as Near-threatened in the IUCN Red List.

Whether venomous or non-venomous we try our best not to kill them and rescue them and release them to a safe location, they are part of the biodiversity, and hence should be preserved.

I have attached the video, you can see how small and cute this creature is.

That's all. Thank you.

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| Device | Redmi 7, Xiomi |

| Location | 7R2R+JQ5, Odisha, India |


*Original Photography using my Smartphone*

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https://3speak.tv/watch?v=milaan/orcwzvvgpr
### A giant Rate Snake in our Garden

I have always considered my garden a whole ecosystem where my family and I co-exist with Nature and its various creatures.


So Rat snake is also one of them.

My father has got the necessary skills to catch both venomous and non-venomous snakes. But I always keep a reasonable distance from snakes. In the first place, it looks scary to me and I dont know why just looking at them instill a sense of fear in me.

But rat snake is different, it is non-venomous. But its size is huge as you can see from the video. So I tried to capture its video when it slowly started moving from the stockpile of broken bricks in our backyard.

This one appears to be an old one, quite sober and innocuous. So I found myself comfortable taking video of its movement from a close quarter. However, I asked my father to stand by my side, to take care of it in case he goes aggressive.


My father has a strong opinion that snakes should not be killed regardless of whether venomous or non-venomous they are, they are part of this ecosystem they feed on rodents, and help farmers.

So it was a nice and docile encounter with a Rat snake. For the first time, I gathered the courage to go close to a snake.

That's all. Thank you.

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