Shrikant Ji,
Amazing Emerald Dove in a Paddy field!
Regards,
Aarti

On Thursday, September 20, 2018 at 7:38:31 PM UTC+4, Shrikant Ingalhalikar 
wrote:
>
> Giant Alive Painting
> * Challenging canvas of 700 sq meters of knee deep mud.
> * Scintillating alive medium of coloured rice seedlings that create 
> ripples on wind.
> * Innovative art form that preserves traditional hand skills in paddy 
> plantation.
>
> Paddy Art event at Gorhe budruk, Sinhagad road near Pune is in the third 
> year of creation. It was flagged off with a Ganesh image in 2016 and was 
> followed by an image of Black Panther last year. This year's Paddy Art 
> presents a 50x70 feet image of Emerald Dove, a rare bird of Sahyadri's 
> evergreen forests. In the ensuing years, the Paddy Art event contemplates 
> to present rare fauna elements of Sahyadri forests. The Malabar Gliding 
> Frog and The Black Eagle images are earmarked for coming years.
>
> Emerald Dove is found in the shady equitorial forests from peninsular 
> India to south-east Asia. It can be seen at places like Matheran, 
> Bhimashankar, Mahabaleshwar, Koyna, Amboli and Goa. The pigeon shaped birds 
> alight on forest clearings to feed on fallen fruits and seeds. They are 
> also seen picking up grains spilled on roads from the passing  vehicles. 
> The shy birds vanish in the dense forest on slightest intrusion. Preserving 
> the forest habitat is the only way to conserve this rare beautiful bird. 
> Emerald Dove is honoured as a stately bird by the government of Tamil Nadu.
>
> -- 
> Shrikant Ingalhalikar
> 12, Varshanand Society
> Anandnagar, Sinhagad road
> Pune 411051. INDIA
> Tel. +9120 2435 0765
> www.flowersofsahyadri.com
>
>

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