The Nature's players

As the title suggests this one is yet again a post related to nature, it's wonders and it's ingredients. Nature is never complete without us, the living beings, the animals. The leaves, the animals, the insects all these are just a  few to be named that make up the nature and complement it to the best possible limits. And so, after capturing a few images I somehow realized that all that I have clicked so far are all a part of the nature and not man made by any way. Just the gift of god directly to this beautiful nature.

I live in Mumbai, a place where one of the most important people of the world live. And it's quite obvious that they live in tight security and are almost impossible to keep track of. But, there is no security in the world which can protect you from these stalkers. They very confidently roam around your house no matter who you are and how important you are. Yes, these are the insects that are always a sighting especially in the rainy season. This one was playing I guess in my home. Lying upside down.

Explorers at home.

 The nature, like I said is never complete without it's living aspect. That's the trees, plants and most importantly, the animals. Here's introducing you to one the major parts of my family. My little turtle. A turtle being one of the longest surviving creatures of the world living up to 100-150 years at an average also have a religious and cultural history to them. They are said to bring luck to your entire family and are said to be god's creatures who take all your worries away and mount them on their back.
This little one is nothing like it's fellow counter parts. It completely destroys the myth that turtles are lazy & slow commuters. This one is so energetic, it jumps out of its tub and runs around in the house all on itself. Ha! Sometimes I have a hard time looking out for it!

One different then all

"You need to be really lucky in order to see the nature's ultimate."

I actually experienced this saying when I walked pass one of the nature's ultimate makings. I was just strolling in the garden when this suddenly caught my eye. It was a semi-transparent leaf. Semi-transparent leaves are really rare as they are formed when dead leaves fallen off the trees are left undisturbed for a considerable amount of time under the sun and lose out all their color and finally are left only possessing it's veins. It's even more difficult to find in regular gardens as most people step over fallen leaves or are sweeped away by the cleaners. It's so beautiful to find magical things that nature does, so silently and you have to be really attentive to spot these things. Glad I didn't miss this one. 

Magical nature's delight

The nature never stops to amuse you. You just need to be ready to accept it. The nature will always leave you astonished when you're least expecting it.
I received all these gifts in the form of sights and glimpses. No one can be a better chooser than the nature itself in the making and being able to experience it is even better. :D
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