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Wildlife, Adventure, Camping, Treks, Off-beat, Study Tours. Nature Exhibitions, Educative Presentations and Lectures. Conservation Initiatives.

Mid Earth Wildlife and Adventure Holidays is an eco tourism company based in Pune and Mumbai. Mid Earth conducts offbeat outings with prime focus on responsible tourism. We stand by our motto to make people fall in love with nature through all our activities.

14/05/2025

Wildlife Wednesday 🌿✨

Say hello to one of the most dazzling little birds in our forests – the Oriental Dwarf Kingfisher.

Only about 13 cm in size, but don’t let that fool you. This bird is pure colour therapy – with a bright orange beak, electric blue wings, and a splash of yellow on the belly. It looks like a flying rainbow, especially when it darts through dense forest patches near streams and rivers.

Found mainly in the Western Ghats during the monsoon, this tiny kingfisher is notoriously shy and fast. You usually hear the sharp "tik-tik" call before you ever spot it – and if you're lucky, you might catch a glimpse as it zips by like a streak of light.

It nests in mud burrows, hunts for small frogs and insects, and prefers the quiet, undisturbed corners of the forest. A real reminder that some of the most beautiful things in nature don’t demand attention – they quietly exist, waiting to be discovered.
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02/05/2025

Kashmir isn’t just a trek—it’s an experience.
We focus on the details, so you can focus on the mountains.

Adventure, safety, and simplicity—all in one seamless journey.

Dm us to book your slot NOW!

30/04/2025

Wildlife Wednesday

With twin tail streamers that trail like delicate ribbons, the Racket-tailed Drongo isn’t just another bird in the canopy—it’s a true performer of the forest.

Native to the dense forests of South and Southeast Asia, this striking bird is known for its glossy black plumage, deeply forked tail tipped with two elongated, racket-like feathers, and most impressively—its mimicry.

The Racket-tailed Drongo is a master of sound. It mimics calls of other birds, sometimes even confusing them, to steal food or ward off intruders. In the avian world, it's both entertainer and trickster—clever, bold, and often seen chasing away much larger birds with fearless aggression.

Its silhouette alone is unforgettable—but spend a little time in its company, and you'll realize you're listening to a bird that could easily moonlight as the forest’s DJ.

A perfect example of how the wild is not just about beauty—but intelligence, attitude, and charisma.

26/04/2025

Thinking of Ladakh? Think ahead. 🏔️✨

Right now is the best time to plan your trip:

🛫 Flight rates are at their lowest — book before they climb.

📆 June and July are peak season — the best weather, clearest roads, and fullest Ladakh experience.

🎁 Early bird discounts are live — save big and travel smart.

The mountains wait for no one. Secure your adventure while the odds are still in your favor. 🌟

23/04/2025

Wildlife Wednesday

In the deep, green embrace of the Western Ghats, a flash of red slips silently between the trees—the elusive Malabar Trogon.

This shy, forest-dwelling bird is one of the most stunning avian species native to southern India. The male, with his crimson belly, black head, and sharp white chest band, looks like he’s stepped out of a painting. The female, more understated in burnt orange and brown, is equally graceful in her quiet elegance.

Malabar Trogons are rarely seen and barely heard—preferring the dense canopy, feeding on insects, and keeping to themselves. Their soft, haunting call echoes occasionally through the forest, a sound that seems almost mythical when paired with their rare appearance.

Spotting one isn't just a thrill for birders—it’s a sign that the forest is healthy and intact. These birds are indicators of biodiversity. Where they thrive, so does the ecosystem around them.

A reminder that some of the world’s most vibrant life lives in silence, waiting for those patient enough to notice.

16/04/2025

Wildlife Wednesday

This week, we're shining a spotlight on the unique and fascinating sloth bear, a creature found exclusively in the Indian subcontinent. These bears are well-adapted to their forest habitat, with long, shaggy fur that helps them blend in with the dense undergrowth.

Sloth bears are primarily nocturnal, and their diet consists mainly of termites and ants, which they extract from mounds using their long, curved claws. They also supplement their diet with fruits, berries, and honey.

These bears are solitary animals, and they are most active during the cooler months of the year. They are also excellent climbers, and they often create resting spaces on trees or in dens.

Sloth bears are currently listed as vulnerable on the IUCN Red List, and they are threatened by habitat loss and poaching.

We hope you enjoyed learning about these fascinating creatures. Please join us next week for another Wildlife Wednesday post!

11/04/2025

The Deoriatal-Chandrashila trek takes you through breathtaking landscapes, and along the way, you'll discover the ancient Tungnath temple. Standing at such a height, you'll feel a sense of peace and wonder that's hard to describe. It's a place where the mountains meet the sky, and the trails whisper stories of time.

Want to experience this incredible journey? Join us on our upcoming trek!

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08/04/2025

Experience the magic of the Himalayas through the eyes of its "Feathered Jewels" in Dodital and Deoriatal. Our birding highlights promise unforgettable encounters with stunning avian species in their natural habitat. Ready for a truly enriching and picturesque adventure?

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26/03/2025

Wildlife Wednesday🐯

Leopards are often overshadowed by their more famous cousins, the tigers, but they are just as fascinating and awe-inspiring creatures. These solitary cats are perfectly adapted to life in the wild, with their powerful bodies, sharp claws, and incredible stealth.

Leopards are found in Africa and Asia, and they inhabit a wide variety of habitats, from dense forests to open grasslands. They are skilled hunters, and their diet consists mainly of medium-sized mammals, such as deer, antelope, and monkeys.

Leopards are also known for their distinctive spotted coats, which help them to camouflage in their surroundings. They are often active at night, and they are excellent climbers, which allows them to hunt in trees.

Leopards are an important part of the ecosystem, and they play a vital role in maintaining the balance of nature. Unfortunately, they are also threatened by habitat loss and poaching.

We hope you enjoyed this introduction to leopards. Please join us next week for more Wildlife Wednesday posts!

25/03/2025

Find your peace at Dodital, a pristine lake nestled amidst the Garhwal Himalayas. Walk through lush green forests, encounter the crystal-clear waters of the lake, and feel the tranquility that envelopes this enchanting site.

Ready to trek to this peaceful destination? Join us on our upcoming adventure to Dodital!

23/03/2025

From the brink of extinction to thriving populations, the hard-ground Barasingha remarkable comeback at Kanha National Park showcases the power of dedicated conservation efforts. Together, we’re ensuring a brighter future for this iconic species!

Join us for Kanha National Park to witness the incredible comeback of the Barasingha!

21/03/2025

See the signs... listen to the whispers from the wild... Think the jungle's trying to tell us something?

Find out for yourself. Join us on our wildlife camps and tell us what secrets you uncover.

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Mid Earth is the brainchild of a trio which comprises of a trekker, a wildlife photographer and an administrator. Their love for travelling, respect for Mother Nature as well as history along with a passion to educate young and old about India's hidden treasures is the core idea behind Mid Earth.