Tanmay Keshav
Mumbai
Interested in Camping, Mountaineering, Trekking, Landscape photography, Raptors, Water birds, Forest birds, Bird photography, Wildlife photography, Wildlife viewing, Big cats and Bird-watching
Mumbai
Interested in Camping, Mountaineering, Trekking, Landscape photography, Raptors, Water birds, Forest birds, Bird photography, Wildlife photography, Wildlife viewing, Big cats and Bird-watching
Photos
Common Hoopoe
Long Tailed Shrike (Juvenile)
Crested Bunting
Indian roller,
State bird for Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Karnataka and Telangana
Mohit Pandya Beautiful!
Gaurav Sinha Such lovely colours!
Tanmay Keshav Thanks guys
Palm Squirrel | Oh The Joys Of Life
We were almost near the end of our safari in Z6. The area which connects Z6 and Z1 can be quite fruitful for sightings, especially late in the evening as it was then. Unfortunately, on this particular occasion, we were not that lucky. Or, so we thought. We were on our way out and could have just as easily missed what was sitting on the left on a barren rock. Stunned, the jeep was brought to a halt. This leopard was out on its prowl. Calls of chital, sambhar, peacocks and langurs were reverberating through the forest. The leopard was fairly nonplussed, plotting its next move and stealing glances at its onlookers interchangeably. It was in that beautiful moment that we left the leopard to itself, just making it out of Z6 on time.
Dec, 2016
Subhajit Chaudhuri Great image and stunning narration.
Subhajit Chaudhuri Great image and stunning narration.
Subhajit Chaudhuri Great image and stunning narration.
Tanmay Keshav Thanks a lot Subhajit!
Zahra Contractor Great shot!
Ronak Shah Superb
Kairav Engineer Amazing!
Zahra Contractor nice
Tapas Chattopadhyay Great
Tanmay Keshav Thanks to everyone!
Rajesh Mangal stunning click
Saurabh Kalia Wonderful click. Majestic
Harish K Incredible click and love the narration
We took a chance with a short weekend trip to Ranthambore. Park was at its greenest best, especially Zone 6. Best part being ours was probably the only jeep around :). A trip conceived on The Safarist
