For my entire life since i was aged enough to appreciate nature, i knew so well that i want something that is nature related. Wildlife was a thing for me and the passion has immensely grown. When i was at the university where i studied BSc.Range Management, i first tried my hands in botany and specifically, grasses which still i didn't find interesting; there wasn't that inside and compelling force. Then shortly after completing my BSc course, through my mentor Dr. Phillista Malaki, i was able to try my hands with birds. Just from the first day of introduction i felt connected as majority of the common birds i knew them in my vernacular language; learning and getting to know them with their common names was easy and appealing. Birding has become the new norm for me; not only it is a therapy and a hobby but it also put food on my table and shelter. Sometimes i feel sorry for myself for having not learnt about these guys but i still appreciate for the fact that i have learnt so much over the past 2 years. Ornithology is extensive and there are handful women in this career, venturing in it is thus fulfilling and worthy. Through learning, consistent skill acquisition, i am sure that i will be able to spearhead avian researches.