Ranthambore, the name brings a feeling of grandiosity and opulence. A kingly site in the state of Rajasthan was a game sanctuary in the early 1950s was later established as a National Park and subsequently… Read More »Roaring Ranthambore
Sarus cranes are large non-migratory cranes found in parts of the Indian subcontinent, Southeast Asia and Australia. They are the tallest of flying birds, growing to a height of around 5ft 11″ (1.8m). These cranes… Read More »ViDEO – Natural History Moment – Dance of the Cranes
Sarus cranes are beautiful, majestic birds found in parts of the Indian subcontinent, Southeast Asia and Australia. They are one of the tallest of flying birds, growing to a height of around 5ft 11″ (1.8m).… Read More »Dance of the cranes
The amazing wetlands of Bharatpur support a wide variety of wildlife. Birds, among them, being the most numerous. Come winter and the migration season, scores of birds throng to this place to enjoy the abundance… Read More »Monochrome moods from Bharatpur
This happened sometime back. However, it is one of those sightings that stays with you for years and one, which you reminisce upon over time. This was in November of 2012, the place, the wonderful… Read More »White tailed eagle – the vagrant
Tal Chapar, is a laid-back little town in the Churu district of Rajasthan , where-in lies, a wonderful grassland sanctuary, called the Tal Chapar Wildlife Sanctuary.
This place seems to have become the hotbed of nature, with some amazing diversity of animal life, turning it into one of the most preferred destinations, for a whole bunch of migratory and non-migratory birds. Even a few of them, whose migratory path doesn’t pass through Chapar at all, somehow seem to stop over from time to time… 🙂
Looks like the information on the great habitat, this place has on offer, is traveling thick and fast from one species of bird to the other.!Read More »Enchanting Grassland of Tal Chapar