A monsoon birding trip to Sindhudurg, Maharashtra — 58 photographs covering Oriental Dwarf Kingfisher, Blue-eared Kingfisher, Brown Wood Owl, Indian Pitta and 27 species from the Western Ghats. Trip with Wildagram Wildlife Expeditions.
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Birdsong · Photos from Bhigwan A bird photographer’s field journal By Prashant S. Gupta · Travelontales Nobody tells you how much of bird photography is just standing still. Not the gear, not the light, not even the birds — just the standing, the waiting, the slow recalibration of what counts as a good result. what
Three tiger reserves, three completely different experiences.
Tadoba for photography, Bandhavgarh for the best sighting odds,
Panna for something you will not find anywhere else. I visited
all three in two years and this is an honest account of what
each one is actually like.
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Plan a Tadoba tiger safari: best time, zones and gates, safari timings and cost, how to reach from Mumbai and Nagpur, booking steps and our own field notes.
Tadoba Safari Guide: Zones, Gates, Timings, Cost and How to Reach from Mumbai Read Post »
India is one of the best countries in the world to see big cats in the wild. We have many national parks and tiger reserves. So the honest answer to “where can I see tigers and leopards in India” is simple: in a lot of places. But I don’t want to just copy a long
While Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve is famous for its majestic Bengal Tigers, it is equally rewarding for bird enthusiasts. The reserve’s lakes, bamboo forests, dry deciduous woodlands, and grasslands support over 280 bird species, making it one of Maharashtra’s finest birdwatching destinations. From soaring raptors to elegant storks and graceful egrets, every safari offers something special
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There is something unforgettable about entering a forest before sunrise. The air is cool, birds are beginning to call, and every turn of the safari track carries the possibility of spotting one of India’s most magnificent predators—the Bengal tiger. Our journey to Tadoba wasn’t just about seeing a tiger. It was about experiencing an ecosystem
Birdwatching Across Kerala Ernakulam • Munnar • Thekkady • Alleppey Our Kerala Birdwatching Journey Kerala is often celebrated for its tea plantations, backwaters and wildlife, but for bird lovers it offers something equally special. Our journey began in Ernakulam before climbing into the cool hills of Munnar, continuing through the forests of Thekkady and ending
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We took the Duronto Express from Mumbai to Ernakulam, stayed the night, and picked up an Innova the next morning. Over the next six days we drove through four parts of Kerala — the tea plantations of Munnar, the forests and wildlife of Periyar Tiger Reserve in Thekkady, the slow backwater world of Alleppey on
The Common Babbler, a master of the arid scrubland, captured during a safari in Jawai. In the rugged, granite-studded landscapes of Jawai, Rajasthan, the apex predators often steal the headlines. Yet, for the patient observer, the true character of this ecosystem is revealed in its smaller, vibrant inhabitants. One such species is the Common Babbler
Beyond Leopards: Birdwatching and Babbler in Jawai Read Post »
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