Rufous Treepie
As we entered Ranthambore nation park and just crossed the gates of the reserve, a bold bird perched on the jeep right in front of me, I was surprised. It showed no signs of any fear. “Rufous Treepie” belong to the crow family. “If you had biscuits in your hand and you stretch your arm they will feed on it.. they love biscuits!” the guide told us.
The stare of a tiger
No words, no photographs, .. nothing can describe the feeling I got when this 4 year old young tiger stared into my eyes at Ranthambore less then 5 feet away, during my safari trip. I never knew I would be able to see him so close, and although I knew they are big cats, his size
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Sheera the terror
Day 1:I got my new pair of shoes. After hours of searching for one that fit my large feet the salesperson finally found one. I go home, put them under my bed, and forget about them. Next day while getting ready for office, I find one missing. I know its the monsters work, the devil himself. I walk in the garden trying to locate it, and find it half stuck in soil. A quick glance makes me realise that I need new shoes. Amidst the soil, the drool, the signs of sharp teeth of the creature of terror are clearly visible, the shoe tongue was bitten off, perhaps so that it can never tell its story, the face smashed up. Why does he not torture the old bata chappals I gave him for his birthday?
Day 2: My friend got me liquor chocolates from abroad. Its a big bar,
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Highland Goats
Even the goats look nice on a holiday, this was on our way to Manali, shot from a car window, we were patiently waiting for the VIP convoy to pass, before we move on.
My Dog Sheera
Surprisingly Lazy, he is usually very hyperactive
Deer at Jim Corbett National Park
This was the first wild life snap I clicked at “Jim Corbett National Park”
Spotted Eagle at Jim Corbett
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