wildlife

birds · lake

An Indian pond heron or paddybird (Ardeola grayii) forages in between grasses. It goes looking for prey from the grass towards the wetland. it finally catches a prey and feeds on it.

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An Indian leopard (Panthera pardus) crouches down at the edge of a water hole for a drink. alert it stands up and moves with stealth towards the trees behind it.

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An Indian leopard (Panthera pardus) walks the ramp on the road for audiences on safari. The leopard strolls towards a water hole.

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A lone Asian elephant ( elephas maximas indicus) crosses a dirt road towards the other side. It looks like a head-turner for poachers with its pair of off-white tusk.

wildlife · birds

Sarus cranes (Antigone antigone) nonmigratory birds with a greyish body and contrasting red head and neck. These cranes are the tallest flying birds and feed on insects, crustaceans, root tubers etc,.

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A female Indian leopard (Panthera pardus) blends into the natural surrounding of big rock formations and dry thorny bushes like its second skin. The tawny colored rocks iat sunset provide perfect cover fro the cat.

Assam·livestock · wildlife

An Indian rhinoceros or greater one-horned rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis) roams in the wet grassland of Kaziranga National Park. A rhino cow with a single horn on her snout and her calf are also grazing a short distance away.

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A leopard, (Panthera pardus) walks inside an enclosure with metal nets and bars. In the enclosed area it looks around sniffing the area around him.

Rajasthan·wildlife

'Tiger heaven spa, and resort' at the Ranthambore National Park. The place looks quiet and spacious. It has got a pool, huge facade, grounds, and spa facilities.

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This injured baby monkey is wounded and covered with Bandages. On feeling itchy, its partner, a cat helps it scratch its back. They both are in a cage as their treatment is going on.

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Elephants move in herds and never leave their family behind. These smart animals have a tendency to live in families and if stranded they don't feel comfortable and can go out of control.

Assam·wildlife

Playful elephant calves with their family go for grazing at the Kaziranga national park. You can see the Cattle egret (Bubulcus ibis) landing on elephant's back and taking a ride on them.

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Leopards (panthera pardus) eat grass to help them clean their digestive system. This leopard is seen eating grass.

Madhya Pradesh·wildlife · forest

Panic erupts after a leopard entered into a residential area in Indore. People of the area informed police and forest department, however, several gathered to see a glimpse of the leopard.

wildlife · birds

Yellow-footed green pigeon perched on a tree in India while the others feed on insects on the ground. The yellow-footed green pigeon (Treron phoenicopterus), also known as yellow-legged green pigeon, belongs to the family Columbidae.

wildlife · desert

Leopard (Panthera pardus) walk around this water hole where it meets a few Red-wattled lapwings (Vanellus indicus) at Jhalana in Rajasthan.

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A leopard roams the dry, rocky landscape of Jawai in Rajasthan. As night falls it illuminates your screen with its glowy eyes.

village · wildlife

Indian forest officials capture a leopard after being tranquillized from a village in India. The leopard has entered into a residential area and attacked a few people which created panic in the village.

hills · wildlife

Rupin Dang says "We are all gathered here in the middle of the monsoon and the grey patridge is ofcourse very appropriate. But what Hari Dang would have wanted us to do is not be here in the middle of the heat in Delhi.

hills · wildlife

Mr. Himraj Dang introduces Captain M.S. Kohli: Neither Rupin nor I have had a discussion about Everest and certainly not about the difficult and very painful episode he had which is captured in an article which some of you may have read cal…

wildlife · livestock

Elephants are known for their tight-knit herds. Watch this herd of wild Indian elephants protecting the youngest one by keeping it in their middle to to protect it from any outside threats or danger.

Uttarakhand·wildlife · river

A baby elephant eating juicy, tall, green grass by the blue, pristine Ramganga river and cormorants drying their feathers in the sun in Corbett National Park in Uttarakhand.

Rajasthan·wildlife

It is not only the Leopard but also the native flora and endangered wildlife lives in the Aravalli Range , the areas of Jawai and Bera need people to be sensitive to wild nature as man and beast both roam free.