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Tiger

There's not much to say about the tiger that hasn't already been said! These largest members of the cat family have been recorded in this landscape. Read More

Leopard cat

An exquisite small cat native to Asia, this species sports rosettes, spots and stripes. About the size of a domestic cat, this species is mostly solitary except Read More

European red fox Vulpes vulpes crucigera

A European red fox Vulpes vulpes crucigera stares back at Tapas Kumar Biswas from a neighbour’s roof on a cold winter morning in London. The fox was a daily vis Read More

Common Mynas Acridotheres tristis

A pair of Common Mynas Acridotheres tristis takes a dip in a water bowl in Bhavya Joshi’s terrace garden, right next to his well-placed GoPro camera, which thre Read More

Egyptian Vulture Neophron percnopterus

An Egyptian Vulture Neophron percnopterus soars close to Archna Singh’s 19th floor balcony in Gurgaon in the Delhi Capital Region. The Egyptian Vulture is liste Read More

Indian grey mongoose Herpestes edwardsi

A playful family of Indian grey mongoose Herpestes edwardsi frolics in a sun-drenched garden. The Indian grey mongoose is omnivorous, and is adept at hunting ra Read More

Irrawaddy squirrel Callosciurus pygerythrus

Arpan Saha photographed this hoary-bellied, or Irrawaddy squirrel, Callosciurus pygerythrus outside his window. An arboreal rodent, of tropical and subtropical Read More

Bengal monitor lizard Varanus bengalensis

When Sounak Datta saw this Bengal monitor lizard Varanus bengalensis approaching two cats eating rice, he anticipated an aggressive attack. But to his, and the Read More

Coppersmith Barbets Psilopogon haemacephalus

Through the green-auburn foliage of a peepal tree, Bhavik Thaker witnessed the courtship behaviour of a pair of Coppersmith Barbets Psilopogon haemacephalus. He Read More

Bengal monitor lizard Varanus bengalensis

Sanjay Shukla’s family had an unexpected visitor in their fifth-floor apartment kitchen – a juvenile Bengal monitor lizard Varanus bengalensis! Though non-venom Read More




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