Photo by kiran kumar
Karnataka, India
With a hilly terrain as well as dense jungles, trekking in Coorg offers a little something for everybody.
With a hilly terrain as well as dense jungles, trekking in Coorg offers a little something for everybody.
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Brahminy kite head on..
Wishing all members of this wonderful community a happy 2018.. cheers!
Malabar whistling thrush
My first post in this platform. Malabar whistling thrushes are usually found in dark undergrowth and dense riverine forests. The hazy morning and the trees coming together seemed to play along with that quite well!
#thrush #whistling #westernghats #habitat #birds
Tanmay Keshav Good to see you post Sameer. I quite like the picture, shows its habitat really well!
Harshil D Nice one Sameer
Sahil Bhatia Good one
Sameer Vaid Thanks a lot guys
Arun James Nice
Roshan Suresh Stunning shot
Aditya Vaidya Nice!
Star Trail @ Coorg, Karnataka, India - Nov 2016
Star trail created by stitching 320 photos together. 3 photos were taken every minute and each photo was exposed for 10 second
exif: 7dmkII | Tokina 11-16mm F2.8 | F11 | ISO 2000 | Evaluative Metering
Varun Rawat Superb work.
Tanmay Keshav Great shot!
Rajan R D Excellent work.
Rachit Mehta Super
Roshan Suresh Awesome!
Wayanad Night Frog
Nyctibatrachus grandis
Honeyvalley 'Coorg'
Karnataka / India
11th August 2017
Mohit Srinivasan Awesome.. One good looking frog!
Harshil D Those toes!! Amazing
Arpit Parekh Thank You !!
A pair of Blue-eyed Bush Frogs (Raorchestes luteolus) in amplexus!
Aditya Vaidya Superb documentation of behavior
Harshil D Brilliant
Rajan R D Amazing!
Rachit Mehta Incredible !
Santosh Verma What a shot!
Aniket Khamkar Wow.. great shot !
Shikhar Parekh Good capture
A pair of Nilgiri Torrent Darts (Euphaea dispar) connected in the heart-shaped mating wheel. One of the most brightly-coloured damselflies we have in India.
Saurabh Kushwaha Lovely
Arijit Kanani Wow.. that's incredible!
After quite a few attempts, got a glimpse of this Wayanad Wrinkled Frog (Nyctibatrachus grandis) peeping out from gap in the rocks under a waterfall (a place this guy calls home).
The entire family of wrinkled or night frogs (Nyctibatrachidae) is endemic to the Western Ghats, and the Wayanad Wrinkled Frog is the largest member in this family.
Rajan R D Excellent work Pranad.
Harshil D Great effort for getting this..superb!
Mohit Srinivasan Great find. Were some of the frogs in the family discovered recently?
Pranad Patil Thanks guys. @Mohit, yes. A lot of work is being done with respect to frog taxonomy in the Western Ghats and new several new frog species are discovered every year. As you have mentioned, several Nyctibatrachidae frogs have been discovered only recently.
Pranad Patil @Mohit, in fact this particular species was discovered as recently as in 2011.
Mohit Srinivasan Awesome..thanks for the info Pranad
Aditya Vaidya Nice shot. Best wishes to you and all others!
Tanmay Keshav Super! Best wishes to everyone for 2018!
Rajeev Raghavan Thanks all
Nishant Parekh Stunning shot