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piggy backing

Sometimes putting a bit of extra effort in the wild bears its own fruits. While trying to look for a tiger that had gone inside a cave we decided to drive a couple of kms ahead on a water hole. Suddenly our guide's eyes caught sight of a rock that looked unusually black in colour. It took us a while to comprehent this Sloth Bear mother with a cub on her...

Posted: Mahua Kothi by Kartikeya Singh Chauhan, Date: 21 April 2008

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wild dogs on a kill!

We were driving around in a dense part of the national park, when we came upon a couple of wild dogs trotting beside the track! We followed them slowly and to our immense delight came upon the rest of the pack.....20 of them!! This was one of the largest packs Id seen. They looked in prime condition with a really rich colour and glossy coats. The pack...

Posted: Baghvan by Harendra singh, Date: 11 April 2008

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Jungle cat with kitten

We were driving around a rocky area one evening, when I heard the Jungle Babblers start to alarm call. Then we saw a jungle cat emerge on the rocks. It stood for a few minutes and then went into a cave like opening. She came back with about a 1 ½ to 2 month-old kitten. They sat down on the grass and the kitten began to suckle. It suckled for a while and...

Posted: Baghvan by karun verma, Date: 21 March 2008

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Leopard caught a Langur young one

A few days ago, I was driving guests around a rocky outcrop, which is a good leopard habitat. It had been a quiet afternoon until then. Suddenly we heard Langur alarm call, and soon Sambar, Chital (deer) and peacocks too joined in the alarm calling. We were sure that there was a leopard on the rocks somewhere. Soon the park guide spotted a large male...

Posted: Baghvan by karun verma, Date: 21 March 2008

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Jackal family

We know of a jackal den, where the mother has five young pups (around 15-20 days), and often drive there, as it’s very absorbing to watch the young ones at play. One morning, we saw the female returning to the den. She regurgitated some food. The pups smelt the food, but were not interested. The female then began to eat a little. The pups were curious at...

Posted: Baghvan by karun verma, Date: 20 March 2008

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Silent Lake

Lake Naivasha - Kenya. You feel at peace looking at this lake.

Posted: Mahua Kothi by Uma Iyer, Date: 20 March 2008

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Scenic Lake

Watch peacefully at this lake and you would find inner peace within yourself. Lake - Naivasha - Kenya

Posted: Mahua Kothi by Uma Iyer, Date: 20 March 2008

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Tigress,tiger, tigress!

When visiting an Indan jungle, its always a dream come true to be able to see the rare and magnificient tiger. We were on our way out of the park in the evening when all of a sudden we spotted a tigress in the middle of making a kill. She had a spotted deer by the neck and the deer's body was convulsing. We stopped and watched with bated breath. The...

Posted: Mahua Kothi by Harendra singh, Date: 19 March 2008

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Domesticity

It was a crisp morning and there was a chill in the air. The sunlight was just begining to filter through the trees when we came upon a pair of Plum headed parakeets at their nest. It was a hollow in the tree. The male had moved into a patch of sunlight and sat there preening and grooming himself. The female on the other hand, pecked about the nest, then...

Posted: Baghvan by Ratna Singh, Date: 18 March 2008

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Lioness Caressing

Nothing great in the world has ever been accomplished without Passion. We sighted these lioness caressing in Masai Mara Reserve - Kenya

Posted: Mahua Kothi by Uma Iyer, Date: 18 March 2008

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