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Discovering North East India’s Six Majestic Hornbill Species

October 24, 2026 / Leave a Comment

Discovering North East India's Six Majestic Hornbill Species Hey fellow nature lovers! Let me tell you, there's nothing quite like the thrill of spotting a hornbill in the wild. Their sheer size, [Read more...]

Posted in: Birding & Wildlife Tagged: Birdwatching, Conservation, hornbills, Indian Birds, Nagaland, Northeast India, wildlife

Rhinoceros in Jharkhand? Uncovering Isko’s Ancient Wildlife & Art

October 21, 2026 / Leave a Comment
isko cave paintings

Imagine this: I'm deep in the hilly areas near Hazaribagh, and I've just stumbled upon a massive sandstone wall, painted with scenes from a world long past. Standing there, gazing at the Isko Rock [Read more...]

Posted in: Wildlife Tagged: Ancient Wildlife, Archaeology, Isko Caves, Jharkhand, Pangshura sylhetensis, Rhinoceros, Rock Art India, Tribal Traditions

India’s Dazzling Rollers: A Guide to Four Feathered Gems

October 12, 2026 / Leave a Comment
An Oriental dollarbird with a dark head and blue-green body, holding an insect in its red beak, perched on a bare branch against a blurred green background.

Hey fellow nature lovers! If you are anything like me, India’s rich biodiversity never ceases to amaze. Every corner holds a new surprise—a sudden flash of color or a mesmerizing call in the canopy. [Read more...]

Posted in: Birding Tagged: Avifauna, Bird identification, Birdwatching, Coraciidae, India wildlife, Indian Roller, Roller birds

Bhigwan’s Harriers and Hyenas: A Trip Report

October 11, 2026 / Leave a Comment
A female Pallid Harrier (Circus macrourus) perching on a dry, gnarled branch with green sprouts, looking left, Bhigwan, India.

Posted in: Trip Report Tagged: Amol, Bhigwan, Flamingos, Indian wolves, Karvanwadi, Maharashtra, MakeMyTrip, Pune, raptors, Suyash Palace Lodge

Himalayan Monal ‘s Changing Voice: A Youth Call to Responsible Tourism

October 9, 2026 / Leave a Comment
A vibrant male Himalayan Monal stands alert on a hillside, showcasing its iridescent feathers in Chopta.

Himalayan Monal's Changing Voice: A Youth Call to Responsible Tourism I recently came across a news article and a subsequent research paper by Indian scientists, detailing changes in the Himalayan [Read more...]

Posted in: Wildlife Conservation Tagged: bird conservation, Himalayan Monal, Himalayas, noise pollution, responsible tourism, sustainable development, wildlife

5 Elephant facts that Data Scientists told us!

October 4, 2026 / Leave a Comment
5 elephant facts cover main blog

A magnificent Asian elephant emerges from the tall grasses of Manas National Park. As a data scientist who loves the wild, it was interesting to dig into how data science tools are used to study [Read more...]

Posted in: Wildlife, Wildlife & Birding, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Photography, Wildlife Travel Tagged: ai in conservation, data science in conservation, data science in elephant conservation, elephant, Wildlife Conservation

Finding the Bengal Florican in Manas!

October 2, 2026 / Leave a Comment
A Grey-lored broadbill with grey plumage and an orange eye ring perched on a leafy tree branch against a soft, blurred yellow-green background.

Posted in: Trip Blog Tagged: Assam, Bengal Florican, Birding, Capped Langur, Dilip Boro, Golden Langur, Greater Adjutant Stork, Grey-lored Broadbill, Hornbill Eco Camp, Manas National Park, Rhino, Safari, Savanna Nightjar, Wildlife Photography

Searching for the Elusive Red Munia in Rajarhat, Kolkata

September 26, 2026 / Leave a Comment

A striking male Red Munia perches among green grasses in Rajarhat Kolkata, a beautiful sight.

Posted in: Birding Trip Report Tagged: Asian Koel, Bengal Bushlark, Bengal Silicon Valley, Birding, Indian Roller, rajarhat, Red Avadavat, Red Munia, Siddharth Roychowdhury

Saswad Common Rosefinch Birding Adventure: Finding Feathered Friends in Maharashtra

September 14, 2026 / Leave a Comment
A small, bright green Vernal Hanging Parrot with an orange beak and a red rump patch perches on a thin branch against a dark

On a crisp morning of September 11, 2026, my journey began in Saswad, Maharashtra, a place brimming with natural beauty. After a red-eye flight and navigating airport delays, I was thrilled to embark [Read more...]

Posted in: Birding Adventures Tagged: bird photography tips, birdwatching tips, Common Rosefinch, Indian Silverbill, Maharashtra birding, migratory birds India, Saswad birding, Shelars Birding Farm, Vernal Hanging Parrot, Wildlife Photography

Olive Ridley Turtles at the Rushikulya Beach.

May 11, 2026 / 4 Comments
A tiny, dark grey Olive Ridley sea turtle hatchling pushes its way across sunlit, wet golden sand, moving determinedly towards the white, foamy edge of a gentle ocean wave. The sandy beach occupies the left side of the frame, while the sparkling, foamy wave and a glimpse of the ocean fill the right.

My brother wondered if I would want to join him to photograph the Olive Ridley Turtles, and I started doing what I probably do best - start reading about them online. The more I read, the more [Read more...]

Posted in: Wildlife, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Photography, Wildlife Travel Tagged: arribada in india, arribada in rushikulya, baby turtles in odisha, odisha turtles, Olive Ridley Turtles, rushikulya beach
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  • Discovering North East India’s Six Majestic Hornbill Species
  • Rhinoceros in Jharkhand? Uncovering Isko’s Ancient Wildlife & Art
  • India’s Dazzling Rollers: A Guide to Four Feathered Gems
  • Bhigwan’s Harriers and Hyenas: A Trip Report
  • Himalayan Monal ‘s Changing Voice: A Youth Call to Responsible Tourism

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