Orderly Cranes eat together with discipline, no squabbling or in-fighting: Khichan village Rajasthan
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What a beautiful cacophony of crane calls! Turn up speakers and listen to Khichan Demoiselle Cranes
Rajasthan
Khichan Lake sees wild Demoiselle Cranes come in for rest and recuperation after Himalayan crossing
Rajasthan
India welcomes Cranes from across the Himaaya each winter! Khichan lake with wild Demoiselle Cranes
Rajasthan
WIld Cranes visit India in winter, come here to get fed by villagers: Who says we cannot co-exist, in Khichan
Rajasthan
Result 1Demoiselle Cranes feed with not a worry in the world, Pakshi Chugga Ghar Khichan village Rajasthan
Rajasthan
Feeding on their daily grain arrangement of 1800 kilograms, these wild Cranes cross the Himalayan and visit north India to spend a milder winter, and partake of some genuine human hospitality!
Result 2Crooning cries fill the sky as wild Demoiselle Cranes feed from humans Rajasthan's Khichan Village
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Crooning cries fill the sky as wild Demoiselle Cranes come to feed from humans Rajasthan's Khichan Village.
Result 3Demoiselle Cranes grace Indian skies as winter approaches, welcomed in our land in better weather, in Khichan
Rajasthan·wildlife · birds
Demoiselle Cranes grace Indian skies as winter approaches, welcomed in our land to stay for better weather The lake shore is crowded with the feeding and roosting, tired and weary cranes that have chosen to visit India for her hospitable wi…
Result 4Thousands of Demoiselle Cranes feeding together at Khichan, Rajasthan
Rajasthan·wildlife · birds
Demoiselle Crane feeding together at the famous bird feeding grounds of Khichan. Known locally as Kurja or Koonj, these elegant migratory birds arrive in western India every winter after undertaking an extraordinary journey from Central Asi…
Result 5Hundreds of Demoiselle Cranes make migratory landing in Rajasthan, after crossing the Himalaya
Khichan, Rajasthan
Thousands of Koonj or Demoiselle cranes (Anthropoides virgo) making their migratory landing at a water hole in Khichan, Rajasthan.
Result 6Demoiselle Crane, Grebe, Lesser Cormorant, Mallard Duck - Migratory & resident Rajasthan birds
Khichan, Rajasthan·wildlife · birds
A Lesser cormorant (Microcarbo niger) basks in sunlight near the waterhole along with thousands of migratory Demoiselle Cranes (Anthropoides virgo) that are foraging nearby.
Result 7White feather plume behind eyes, ruby red eyes: What grace and delicateness in crane's looks, in Khichan
Rajasthan·wildlife · birds
White feather plume behind eyes and ruby red eyes: What grace and delicate-ness displayed in this crane's looks! Wild Demoiselle crane birds pecking at grain in Khichan village
Result 8Demoiselle cranes make migratory landing in Rajasthan
Khichan, Rajasthan
Thousands of Koonj or Demoiselle cranes (Anthropoides virgo) making their migratory landing at a water hole in Khichan, Rajasthan.
Result 9Feeding together en masse and in unison: Slow motion of Demoiselle Cranes at Khichan village
Rajasthan·village
Migrating Cranes enjoy the hospitality of Indian villagers who feed them 1800 kilograms of grain fed each day, when they visit from across the Himalaya! Feeding together en masse and in unison: Slow motion of Demoiselle Cranes at Khichan vi…
Result 10Winged visitors from across the Himalaya: Demoiselle Cranes at Khichan village in Rajasthan
Rajasthan·village · hills
Thousands of wild Cranes band together to get fed by villages in western India! What a beautiful cacophony of crane calls! Turn up speakers and listen to Khichan Demoiselle Cranes.
Result 11Demoiselle Crane or Koonj in Rajasthan - Large flock of migratory birds foraging at Khichan
Rajasthan·wildlife · birds
A large flock of one of the world's smallest cranes, Anthropoides virgo or Demoiselle cranes are filmed at a waterhole in Khichan Village, Rajasthan.
Result 12Juvenile Demoiselle Cranes come to winter in north India, at Khichan Village in Rajasthan
Rajasthan·village
These first year juvenile Demoiselle Cranes have accompanied their adult crane parents on their first winter migration across the Himalaya, to come to winter in north India, at Khichan Village in Rajasthan.
Result 13Massive flock of migratory Demoiselle Cranes at Pakshi Chugga Ghar in Khichan, Rajasthan
Rajasthan·wildlife · birds
A massive flock of Demoiselle Cranes (Anthropoides virgo) at Pakshi Chugga Ghar in Khichan village, Rajasthan.
Result 14Thousands of Demoiselle Cranes gather at Khichan Lake with the Little Grebe
Rajasthan·wildlife · birds
Thousands of Demoiselle Cranes (Anthropoides virgo), locally known as Kurjan or Koonj, gathered along the tranquil shores of Khichan Lake.
Result 15Feeding the demoiselle crane at The Shree Pakshi Chugga Ghar Sanstha in Khichan village
Rajasthan·wildlife · birds
Feeding the demoiselle crane (Grus virgo)at The Shree Pakshi Chugga Ghar Sanstha in Khichan village, Rajasthan, involves providing food for these migratory birds, which attract visitors and contribute to local ecotourism.
Result 16Thousands of Demoiselle Cranes in Khichan village
Rajasthan·wildlife · birds
A spectacular gathering of Demoiselle Crane at Khichan Bird Sanctuary, one of the world's most renowned destinations for migratory crane conservation.
Result 17A large flock of Demoiselle Cranes gathers at Khichan wetland during the winter season
Rajasthan·wildlife · birds
A large gathering of Demoiselle Cranes (Anthropoides virgo) is seen at the Khichan Wetland in Rajasthan, India, a well-known wintering area for these migratory cranes.
Result 18A large flock of Demoiselle Cranes foraging and calling in Khichan Village, Rajasthan
Rajasthan·wildlife · birds
A large flock of wild Demoiselle Cranes gathers across the open ground in Khichan, one of India’s most famous wintering sites for migratory cranes.
Result 19Thousands of Demoiselle Cranes Gather at Khichan Bird Feeding Sanctuary in Rajasthan
Rajasthan·wildlife · birds
Thousands of migratory Demoiselle Cranes (Anthropoides virgo), locally known as Kurja or Koonj, gather at the famous Pakshi Chugga Ghar bird feeding enclosure in Khichan village, Rajasthan.
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