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Have you ever wondered what you could see on safari in the wilderness highspots of Africa and India? Well, look no further, as the following thrilling eyewitness accounts of interesting and unusual wildlife observations have been recorded by &Beyond's highly-skilled guides and guests at over 40 safari camps and lodges throughout Africa and central India. Should you wish to share your own personal sightings and safari adventures at &Beyond's lodges, please click here - we would be delighted to hear from you. Don't forget to enter our 'photo of the month' competition where you could stand to win an exciting prize. Should you have a photograph from one of your African Safaris you'd like to submit, please register here. |
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 We found these three beautiful young males resting on a termite mound.
Posted: Kichwa Tembo Masai Mara by Daniel Scott Ouma, Date: 24 March 2013
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 A pair of Indian Thick-Knee has been breeding by the side of the motor path in Pench Tiger Reserve, these birds are extremely difficult to spot. Their scrap on the ground also has eggs which are also extremely well camouflaged & make it hard for any predators to find.
Posted: Baghvan by Sajith Ponnappa, Date: 14 March 2013
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 Saw a large male leopard after much anticipation, which crossed over the motor path into a another territory. After we left the scene of the sighting we got word that the Tigress of the same territory looked uneasy & was probably on the same trail. As leopards are known to be mortal enemies of Tigers, any Tigress with cubs would be anxious.
Posted: Baghvan by Sajith Ponnappa, Date: 14 March 2013
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 We watched a pack of 5 wild dogs, the Alpha male & female with 3 juveniles feasting on a spotted deer kill. Interesting to watch as the juveniles were allowed first to feed & only after a while the alpha male & female joined the feast.
Posted: Baghvan by Sajith Ponnappa, Date: 13 March 2013
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 What a wonderful animal to watch in the Indian jungles. Seeing them is always a surprise, but 4 together was just awesome.
Posted: Mahua Kothi by Allwyn D'souza, Date: 8 March 2013
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 Elephants are considered as true 4x4 vehicles of the dense Indian jungle. They are used by forest authority's for monitoring and patrolling tiger movements in the jungle. As they went patrolling early one morning, we were lucky to see them mounting.
Posted: Banjaar Tola by Parikshit Rathore, Date: 8 March 2013
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 As soon as we entered the park, we saw one of the most colorful birds (and it is our Mahua Kothi star bird) a red jungle fowl! We heard some Distress call of chital (spotted deer) and common languor (monkey). We anticipated that a male tiger would come for water, because, according to the park patrolling guards, he made a kill in the morning. Therefore,...
Posted: Mahua Kothi by Narayan Rangaswamy, Date: 4 March 2013
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 Found this beautiful bird roosting on Sal tree.
Posted: Mahua Kothi by Raj Kishore Upadhayay, Date: 4 March 2013
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 The Sambar is the largest deer found in the Indian Subcontinent, early this morning I got a chance to get this huge Sambar in 1 frame.
Posted: Pashan Garh by Yajuvendra Upadhyaya, Date: 4 March 2013
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 Bandhavgarh is known for some of the most ferocious tigers. But seeing a tigress with one eye and hunting for herself and her 3 sub adults cubs is really an interesting sight in the wild.
Posted: Mahua Kothi by Raj Kishore Upadhayay, Date: 2 March 2013
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