Foresthopper

At the end of the day your feet should be dirty, your hair messy, and your eyes sparkling. #birdwatcher

[Foresthopper @4esthopper]

A tender beginning reaching for light — every leaf, a quiet promise of life. 🌱

#NaturePhotography #GreenLife #MacroMagic

[Foresthopper @4esthopper]

When the sun bids farewell, the silhouette tells the story.

A lone bird. A quiet branch. An evening painted in fire and calm.

#NaturePhotography #SunsetMagic #WildlifeMoments

[Foresthopper @4esthopper]

@keithferns2612 @ANI While it’s true that not everyone uses ACs, their usage is growing rapidly. Running ACs at very low temp like 18°C increases energy demand & stresses the grid. Efficient usage helps avoid power shortages and supports broader energy equity as more citizens begin to access cooling.

[Foresthopper @4esthopper]

@Ghosh80330256 @ANI In a developing country like ours, managing peak electricity demand is critical. Sensible AC usage helps reduce the power load, prevent blackouts, and ensure more citizens have reliable access to cooling. All these factors must be considered when shaping public policy.

[Foresthopper @4esthopper]

@pandya_heramb @ANI Maybe that doesn't come out in a way that should be, but I think the intention behind it is right.

[Foresthopper @4esthopper]

@pandya_heramb @ANI True, India’s summers are hotter than Japan’s. But the 20–28°C range isn’t about copying—it’s about avoiding excessive cooling. Even in 40°C heat, 24–26°C indoors with a fan is comfortable and efficient.

[Foresthopper @4esthopper]

@drkaustubh4 @ANI Valid concerns—and yes, deforestation, poor urban planning, and weak public transport do fuel warming. But energy efficiency isn’t a distraction. Standardizing AC temps is one of many steps we need. Let’s demand answers on all fronts, not dismiss the ones moving forward.

[Foresthopper @4esthopper]

Lineated Barbet (Psilopogon lineatus) - Inhabits deciduous forests and edge areas, as well as #parks and #gardens.

[Jocelyn Anderson Photography @JocAPhotography]

A female Northern Cardinal crossing the nature trail.

[Foresthopper @4esthopper]

@MPUVN_Bhopal @CMMadhyaPradesh @BajSurendra @iaskarmveer @beeindiadigital @mnreindia @PMOIndia Congratulations...it's indeed a great step in promoting #energyefficiency in #building sector.

[Forest Tracker 🇺🇦 @Tracking_Signs]

Good morning ☁️

Three Fallow on Tuesday morning when it was misty 🥰🦌

Happy Friday and weekend everyone 🤗💞🌍🕊️

#Deer #Fallow #TwitterNatureCommunity
@BritishDeerSoc @Natures_Voice

[Foresthopper @4esthopper]

You are the sky. everything else is just the weather.
- #PemaChodron
@hp_tourism

[Carl Bovis @CarlBovisNature]

Captions please! 😁🐦

[Jeff’s Wildlife Photography @sykesjeff]

Still my most famous bird photo, this Roadrunner started me on my wildlife photography adventure, Nevada USA 🇺🇸

[Robert P. Rowley @RobertPRowley2]

A male Pyrrhuloxia, aka "Desert Cardinal."

[Mark Coakley @markcoakleyBOOK]

Inchworm on a raincoat

[Foresthopper @4esthopper]

@Ursulabuston Let it go..😊

[Jim Pottkotter @HappyPixr]

Some of our Tennessee migrants have flown south, but we still have plenty of insects. This Magnolia Warbler was difficult to follow as it raced to search every leaf and twig, fueling up for the journey south. Which migrants are you seeing in your part of the world? #fall #birds

[Jocelyn Anderson Photography @JocAPhotography]

A Red-winged Blackbird showing his fall feather outfit. Nonbreeding male birds have their black feathers edged with brown.

[Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) @mnreindia]

#AzadiKaAmritMahotsav
A session was organized showcasing the contribution towards #AtmaNirbharBharat
rural women capacity building promoting DRE products using the digital platform highlighted
Many women beneficiaries shared their experiences
@MIB_India @PIB_India @DDNewslive