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Photos from my recent Nature trails (all photos have been clicked by me using a Nikon D300s, D50 or Nikon CoolPix4500 unless specifically mentioned) Click on the images to enlarge them
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I had initially intended this blog only to showcase images of animals/bird/etc. that I saw only out in the open (wild so as to say), but slowly I have started adding images from Zoological gardens and Safari Parks because I might never get to see some of those animals in the wild and given that I don't have enough equipment I can get better photos under these conditions.
More over being an architect myself, I've been bitten by an interest in the design and layout of these parks.
More over being an architect myself, I've been bitten by an interest in the design and layout of these parks.
External Links
- Oriental Bird Club Image Database
- The Bombay Natural History Society website
- Indiabirds.com
- List of Mammals of India on Wikipedia
- Photo Gallery of Indian Mammals on Kolkatabirds.com
- List of butterflies of India on Wikipedia
- Indian Butterflies by Krushnamegh Kunte
- Indian Butterflies by Kishan Das
- Indian Butterflies by Amber & Abha Habib
- A website on Indian Dragonflies
- Spiders from South India
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- These dragonflies are known as "Onathumbikal" in M...
- And here is the less impressive Male - "Onathumbi"...
- This one probably my most interesting Odonata phot...
- This Brachythemis contaminata from Mumbai's very o...
- Also from Powai, the black line on it's back is a ...
- Last one from Powai (at least for now). I've seen ...
- This male -Neurothemis fulvia- from the smallest h...
- These photos of a Orthetrum pruinosum clelia taken...
- Very similar to the Common - Ceriagrion coramandal...
- These guys as there Common name suggests is very C...
- These fellows have the most beautiful yellow legs
- Shot this particular specimen in the outskirts of ...
- These Black and White guys/gals are quite common.B...
- One more from the archieves. Clicked this fellow v...
- Logo-Trials
- @ Paithal Mala
- This line drawing my me of Malabar Gliding Frog ,R...
- Closing in on Wayanad
- The foothills of the Western GhatsCalicut Distt., ...
- Giant wood spider (Nephila maculate)Tusharagiri, C...
- Tusharagiri is a great place for spotting these fe...
- Neurobasis chinensis chinensis - FemaleCalicut, Ke...
- Lots of these fellows there - Euphaea fraseri @ Tu...
- From the Rock
- Here's a proper snap of the Lesser Sand Plovers (C...
- The less impressive - female sunbeamCheck for the ...
- The very common 4-ring
- Lucky I got to see both the form of the Common Mim...
- Mrs. Gaudy @ home
- This one is a very common - Chesnut Bob - Though I...
- Common Tree Frog
- These body flattened spiders are usually found on ...
- Found this Mantis @ a friend's estate close to Cal...
- Butterfly Park
- This snowflat was a 'lifer' for me
- The Male Great Eggfly.This is one of those very te...
- This fellow has one of the most beautiful wing sha...
- The Female Common Baron from MadaiParaI still have...
- These spiders build large sheet-like webs with sac...
- Watch out for that Crab
- Monsoon Magic
- There are lots of these Cheeky Fellows around here...
- His majesty 'the Pompadour Green Pigeon'
- I've never been able to get a decent snap of these...
- These extremely colourful beetles are found in ple...
- Found this fellow starting off with a new web, mus...
- Count Beauty
- Thanks to a small break in the rains, found these ...
- A lifer for me. Most probably overlooked these fel...
- As its name suggests quiet common (atleast in this...
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