Roadkill - black-naped hare
An inescapable result of mindlessly constructed linear intrusions into forests, such as railway lines like the HARP, and roads is mortality from ac Read More
The casualties - king cobra
An inescapable result of mindlessly constructed linear intrusions into forests, such as railway lines like the HARP, and roads is mortality from ac Read More
Primary forests
Primary undisturbed forests such as those of the two Protected Areas the HARP is proposed to pass through -- Bedthi Conservation Reserve and Kali Tiger Read More
Indian leopard
A female leopard saunters down a boulder hill at Bera, as the patient photographer captures her graceful form against the clear dawn sky. Bera’s boulde Read More
Indian gaur
A lone Indian gaur – unmistakable because of its massive build, large head and gently curving horns – basks in the warmth of the rising sun in th Read More
Black drongo
Drongos are bold birds that chase away larger birds of prey, and have thus earned their local name kotwal (meaning guard). They prefer sitting in the open, o Read More
Lizard
Other than herpetologists, few people would list a lizard as their favourite animal. Shrieks of fear or revulsion are more likely. But this lizard silhouette Read More
Frog
Every monsoon within the forests of the Western Ghats, a biodiversity hotspot, an opera of croaks, whistles, grunts and chirps plays. It is peak amphibian ma Read More
Grasshoppers
One night, walking along railway tracks in Panvel, the photographer spotted these three grasshoppers clinging to a stalk when a torch beam illuminated them. Read More
Tiger
As dusk sets in Tadoba, a male tiger wades into a lake, creating a memorable silhouette. These striped members of the cat family love water and are powerful Read More
