Jawai

Rajasthan

The colours on this little green Bee-eater adds colour to the arid landscape of Jawai in Rajasthan.

Rajasthan·wildlife

Currently, leopards exist only in fragmented populations in India. They are the most elusive big cat, stealthy in their habits and primarily nocturnal.

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Rajasthan·wildlife · birds

The national bird of India is the Indian Peafowl (Pavo cristatus) commonly termed as a Peacock. Vividly colourful and exuding oodles of grace, the Indian Peafowl commands a lot of attention.

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0:00 - Black-headed Bunting: Large, stocky bunting. On breeding males, the combination of a black head, a bright yellow collar, yellow underparts, and rusty-brown back is unmistakable.

Rajasthan·wildlife · forest

This captivating wildlife footage from Jawai Bera – Jhalana captures a solo Wild Boar (Sus scrofa) standing confidently on top of a rugged rock formation, surveying the dry forest around it.

Rajasthan·wildlife

Sensing presence of humans its cubs peek out from the cave and after a while Leopard starts coming out of the den giving a straight look to the camera.

Jawai, Rajasthan·desert

At Jawai in Rajasthan, India, at the edge of the Indian Thar desert, we tried a simple experiment when the temperature hit 55 degrees Celcius in the open sun in the middle of June 2018. We broke open and egg and placed it in the sun.

Rajasthan·wildlife

A leopard sits under the shade of a large rock among dry grass. The spotted coat blends in perfectly with its arid surroundings.

Rajasthan·wildlife · forest

This captivating wildlife footage features a Sloth Bear cub exploring the rugged rocky terrain of Jawai Bera, a region known for its rich biodiversity and wild granite landscapes.

Rajasthan·wildlife

The Indian Leopard has larger rosettes than the other subspecies, with a paler coat in desert habitats, greyer in colder climes and more ochre in rainforest habitats.

Rajasthan·wildlife

Indian leopard or Panthera pardus fusca is widely found across the Indian subcontinent. Conservation work to protect this breed has resulted in a flourishing leopard population.

Rajasthan·farmland

Aerial view of agricultural fields near Jawai as we approach the Jawai Dam in Rajasthan

Rajasthan·wildlife

The Indian Leopard has larger rosettes than the other subspecies, with a paler coat in desert habitats, greyer in colder climes and more ochre in rainforest habitats.

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A Woolly-necked stork or whitenecked stork ( Ciconia episcopus) stands near the edge of a water body. It spreads its wings and grooms its black plumage with streaks of green, purple iridescence.

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A hobby perching on a rock, looking for prey, grooms itself. It stands on the rock with intent eyes. These are falcons which feed on insects and even smaller birds.

Rajasthan·river

After providing energy for the whole day, it's time for the sun to set behind the arch of the mountain range of the old Aravalis at Jawai, Rajasthan. In the region of arid land, a stream of water can be heard in the background of the video.

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Luxury Rooms at Bagheeras' Camp have been made with 80% reused and recycle material by the tribals of Godwar (Grasiya Tribe, Bheel Tribe and Meena Tribe) under the supervision of the great-granddaughter of his highness Maharaja Umaid Singh…

Rajasthan·wildlife

The leopard steadily walks towards his prey. The birds and monkeys around make a warning call informing the animals around about the predator. The Indian Leopard (Panthera pardus fusca), is listed as vulnerable on the IUCN Red List.

Rajasthan·hills

The haunting beauty of the Jawai hills is renowned for Leopards and one of the best places in India to sight leopards in the day time. Jawai, India’s Leopard Hills are few wild places in India where leopards roam wild and free.

Jawai, Rajasthan

Meet the leopards of Rajasthan perfectly perched on Aravali rocks in the hills of Jawai. Despite the ferocious nature that leopards are known for while on a hunt. They tend to lazy down during the day because of their nocturnal nature.

Rajasthan·hills · wildlife

A leopard jumps off the rocks and into a cave. An alert male leopard explores for prey. The Hills of Jawai were shaped by lava millions of years ago and now the natural caves and rock shelters of Jawai Hills are home to leopards.

Rajasthan·forest

Peacock and a peahen are seen roaming in the forests of Jawai Bandh. The Peacock is seen spreading its wings beautifully and dances with grace in the forests. Folding its wings it walks off.