Sea Fans
Popularly known as sea fans because of their resemblance to Japanese hand-held fans, these soft corals are found predominantly in tropical waters around the wor Read More
Great Hornbill
The face of old growth forests – wet evergreen and mixed deciduous, Great Hornbills( Buceros bicornis) are the largest hornbill species in India. This individu Read More
Royal Bengal tiger
From across the Brahmaputra river, emerged an ethereal striped form from the thick grass/reeds in the Orang National Park, Assam, blessing me with this frame de Read More
Greater One-horned Rhinoceros
Also known as ‘Mini Kaziranga’, the Orang Tiger Reserve also boasts of a healthy population of rhinos (Rhinoceros unicornis). Poaching had decimated the rhino p Read More
Hog deer
The endangered hog deer (Axis porcinus) recently made news when DNA analysis revealed the presence of a small population of a new sub-species Axis porcinus anna Read More
Sela Pass, Arunachal Pradesh
The picturesque Sela Lake sits partially frozen on the mountain at an elevation of 4,170 m. near Sela Pass, in the Tawang district of Arunachal Pradesh. This ar Read More
Kaziranga Tiger Reserve, Assam
Park management is a complex ball game. To maintain the crucial grassland habitat of the rhino and other grassland specialists in the Kaziranga Tiger Reserve, t Read More
Green-billed Malkoha
Though common in the Northeast, this striking, non-parasitic cuckoo, is a photographer’s delight. Photographed in the Garbhanga Reserve Forest of Guwahati in As Read More
Anamalai Flying Frog Rhacophorus Pseudomalabaricus
Photo: Sandeep Das The term ‘flying frog’ is a misnomer. The Anamalai flying frog actually glides downwards at sharp angles. The species is found in freshwater Read More
Burrowing Frog and Green Vine Snake Ahaetulla Nasuta
Photo: Isheta Divya Frogs comprise a critical part of the food chain, both as predators and prey. Here, a burrowing frog has been grabbed by a green vine snake. Read More
