Safari Wild India

This Black naped Monarch made a nest on a branch of Mango tree. The pair had a clutch of 3 chick's which kept them very busy throughout the day. It is really a tought job to feed the ever hungry beaks. Both male and female help in incubation and feeding the chicks. Chicks were fed with insects, mostly spiders, bettles and also with juicy caterpillars. Usually one of the bird was present at the nest after feeding till the other one returned but at times they left the nest unattended. #bird #monsoon #safari

This is not a kind of sighting you have every day. Sloth bear with two cubs. We were so lucky to see a sloth bear with two young ones one misty morning. It was a bit hazy with not much light yet, when all of a sudden a black shadow appeared on the road. As me and my tracker struggled to guess the animal from its appearance, we were only able to confirm once we were around 35 meters from her. as my tracker jumped with excitement. bhaloo..bhaloo..bhaloo ke bache(cubs). my foot pressed against the brake peddle. She was very much busy with her breakfast not at all concerned about our presence. We too enjoyed the moment with cubs playing around on the safari track paying no attention to us.

Roada blocks in the Jungles as amazing. These sub adult male tigers were have a good afternoon sleep on the cool enough game track when we arrived at the spot. In summers the temperature get around 45 degree Celsius and the tigers need some shaded cool spot to rest. Here they chose the sanded safari track under the shade of Sal trees