Nawabganj Bird Sanctuary showed up on Google maps as I was planning my trip to Bithoor from Lucknow. I zoomed in and saw a huge water body and assumed there must be a good population of birds. So, I kept it in my backup list to visit if time permits on way back from Bithoor. […]

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Located on the northern banks of India’s and Asia’s largest brackish water lake Chilika, Mangalajodi village is a go-to destination for nature & Birding enthusiasts. The shallow marshy waters here are home to hundreds of thousands of Waterbirds, both migratory and local. You can take an organized boat ride here to sight and get a […]

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Rajaji National Park is something I always managed to miss despite having visited Rishikesh a million times throughout my life. This time when I was in Haridwar, I was invited to stay at the Chilla Guest House of Garhwal Mandal Vikas Nigam (GMVN). In my mind, I wanted to do a safari, spend a night […]

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Uttarakhand is home to about 700 species of birds that are found in India. Although we had an inkling of the variety of birds reported in Uttarakhand, the hill state of India, our itinerary could not accommodate opportunities to explore Birding in Kumaon. The focus was on the Himalayas, Sunrise scenes, heritage places, and landscapes […]

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Hollong is a small corner of Dooars or Jaldapara National Park located at the Chicken’s neck of India. Technically this biodiversity hotspot falls in West Bengal, but it is surrounded by Bhutan, Bangladesh & Assam. A few km here and there and you could be crossing international borders. I wonder how the animals respect the […]

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One of the stunning Sunrise views in Mumbai is at the Sewri jetty on a high tide early morning. Mumbai being on the west coast of India, it is indeed a pleasant experience to watch the sunrise moments at the jetty, particularly matching with the high tide. Recently we were in Mumbai and visited Sewri […]

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Birds of Pench National Park are a delight. We all went looking for big cats, and they did oblige us with ample generosity. However, I have never had such good luck with birds as I had at Pench National Park and around. Birds of Pench National Park Allow me to walk you through some of […]

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A flock of Woolly-necked Stork birds by the shallow backwaters of Mandovi River near Merces village in Goa during the 2015 summer attracted our attention. As bird enthusiasts as they are often sighted solitary or in pairs by the wetlands like backwaters, marshes, rice fields, and floodplains here. This flock consisted of about 15 to […]

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A trip to National Parks enables you to explore stunning greenery & landscapes. The icing on the cake is sighting a few wild animals. There is an opportunity for enthusiasts to find a variety of birds & butterflies in their natural habitats. Sharing some of the bird photography we did at Satpura National Park, Madhya […]

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Keoladeo National Park is popularly called Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary. It is in Rajasthan. Among the top-rated bird sanctuaries of India and the world. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The sanctuary is about 29 sq. km of dry and wet grassland. Keoladeo National Park – Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary Tour Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary is home […]

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