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Desert Camps in Jaisalmer

Posted by Bhairav Singh on January 05, 2021

 
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Le Royal Camps is one of the best desert camps in Jaisalmer. Our resort has a glorious history of more than a decade. Dive in the imperial beauty with our majestically comfy Swiss tents in Jaisalmer. We have a total of 26 rooms with 5 deluxe cottages, 8 deluxe Swiss tents and 11 royal suites.

Visit our desert camp in Jaisalmer to experience the desert lifestyle. There are lots of tourist attractions in Jaisalmer and things to do in Jaisalmer.

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Happy Mothers Day

Posted by Susan Sharma on May 10, 2020

 
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#MothersDay   #Whiteeye  #Birding

Happy Mothers Day!!.....Er....Parents Day!!!!says IndianWildlifeClub

Outside our home, near the main gate, we spot a nest.   On the Ashoka tree.   The Indian White Eye (Zosterops palpebrosus) is sitting with its wings spread on the nest.  Surely there are chicks inside.   Birding ethics prevents me from going near the nest.  Temperature outside is 42 degrees centigrade.   

The bird is sitting with its wings spread to protect the chicks from heat.  Parents share duties of cleaning the nest, feeding the chicks and protecting the chicks from heat. 

The Indian White Eye is a tiny bird, 8cm in size.  Sexes look similar.  

Happy Mothers Day!! er   Parents Day!!!!!

Video Susan Sharma

Happy Mothers Day!!......Er... Parents Day!!-Indian White Eye (Zosterops palpebrosus)

https://youtu.be/ekkqWCVtDDU

 

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Birds of Sikkim

Posted by Susan Sharma on May 02, 2020

 
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Sikkim birds

Sikkim is a haven for bird watchers.  Trekking the hills and valleys is certainly the best way to observe and photograph them.  However, if you are a bird lover you can spot birds wherever you are visiting-near a monastery, at waterfalls, on the roadsides, near the place you are staying.  Absence of chemicals and fertilizers make the entire state bird friendly.

As Northern part of Sikkim was mostly inaccessible in February, our recordings of bird sightings are linmited to the South and West part mostly. 

 

The video is a visual account of the common birds we could capture.

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A Visit to Honey Valley Coorg

Posted by Kiran Kashyap on January 07, 2020

 
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Hello, 

Honey valley, Coorg is one of the best places for birding, herping and other nature related excursions. I have done multiple trips to this place and have documented some of the interesting species in my post. 

https://kiranvrb.blogspot.com/2020/01/a-place-called-honey-valley.html 

Hope you like it. C&C welcome. 

Thanks, 
Kiran Kashyap.

 

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Pulicat Bird Sanctuary

Posted by Kiran Kashyap on September 19, 2019

 
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Hello,

Pulicat bird sanctuary is well known for its black lagoons that hosts various species of winged beauties. 

Check out my trip reports on Pulicat Bird Sanctuary.

https://kiranvrb.blogspot.com/2019/09/in-search-of-flamingos-i.html

https://kiranvrb.blogspot.com/2019/09/in-search-of-flamingos-ii.html

Hope you like it. 

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Thattekad Trip Reports.

Posted by Kiran Kashyap on June 02, 2019

 
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Hello,

I have shared my birding experience of Thattekad in three parts. 

Needless to say, it is one of the best place to spot some of the rare endemic species. 

Part 1: 
https://kiranvrb.blogspot.com/2019/05/thattekad-bird-sanctuary-part-1.html 

Part 2: 
https://kiranvrb.blogspot.com/2019/05/thattekad-bird-sanctuary-part-ii.html 

Part 3: 
https://kiranvrb.blogspot.com/2019/06/thattekad-bird-sanctuary-part-iii.html 

Hope you find it useful. C&C appreciated. 

Thanks, 
Kiran Kashyap.

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Fruit Hunters

Posted by Kiran Kashyap on May 20, 2019

 
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Hello,

Hornbills are very good seed dispersers. Its a sheer joy watching these big birds hogging on ficus trees. I have written a trip report based on my observation.

Here it is:

https://kiranvrb.blogspot.com/2019/05/fruit-hunters.html 

Hope you like it.

Thanks,

Kiran Kashyap.

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To the land of Hornbills--Part 2

Posted by Kiran Kashyap on April 15, 2019

 
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Hello,


This is the continuation to the first part of "To the land of Hornbills". It was an amazing experience to witness some of the rare western ghats endemic species. 

https://kiranvrb.blogspot.com/2019/04/to-land-of-hornbills-ii.html

Hope you like my trip report. 


Thanks,

Kiran Kashyap

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Green Bee Eater

Posted by rahil on March 20, 2019

 
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https://www.photocrowd.com/photos/green-bee-eater-2576848.33b33ca60/

Green Bee Eater

One of the magnificient and colorful creations of the Almighty.

It is indeed mesmerizing to watch and photograph them at the same time.

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To the Land of Hornbills

Posted by Kiran Kashyap on March 18, 2019

 
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Hello friends,

This would be my first post in this forum. Am excited to share my trip reports with all like minded audience. Since the post do not allow me to post the photos along with the text, I have shared the link from my blog post on Great hornbills.

Hope you like it. 

https://kiranvrb.blogspot.com/2019/02/to-land-of-hornbills-i.html

 

Thanks,

Kiran Kashyap.

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