The Prince of (Blue) Wales at Mekhri Circle….g

by March 16, 2009 Civic

 

 

Just sometimes, one gets entertained when one least expects it…

 

 
Shyamal save the Blue Wale Mekhri Circle 150309

With thanks to L.Shyamal, whom I know as an experienced ornithologist with a great sense of humour…

 

 

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  1. raj chandra.r says:
    March 23, 2009 at 6:42 pm

    Forget about the Blue Wale(whale), let them learn to save the Trees first ! This Hoarding owner has ruthlessly chopped a whole lot of trees at this site !

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