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Saturday, May 9, 2015
Bird sightings in Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand, India
Great Hornbill
I am sharing some bird pictures from my trip to Corbett National Park,Uttarakhand, in April 2015. The Dhikala zone of Corbett is really great for birding. Although we were not actively birding we did see quite a few birds.
Your bird pictures are terrific, specially the Great Hornbill, Green Bee-eater and Tawny Fish Owl which is a rare owl. I like your spirit of travelling when ever you get a chance. You are constantly enriching us with your postings ! TFS !
Your bird pictures are terrific, specially the Great Hornbill, Green Bee-eater and Tawny Fish Owl which is a rare owl. I like your spirit of travelling when ever you get a chance. You are constantly enriching us with your postings ! TFS !
Corbett because of its vast and varied habitat with plenty of water and food makes it a paradise for birdwaters. However a lot of tourists miss the birds while driving away in search of the tiger.
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Amazed to know tht there are still birds left there. :)
Your bird pictures are terrific, specially the Great Hornbill, Green Bee-eater and Tawny Fish Owl which is a rare owl. I like your spirit of travelling when ever you get a chance. You are constantly enriching us with your postings ! TFS !
Your bird pictures are terrific, specially the Great Hornbill, Green Bee-eater and Tawny Fish Owl which is a rare owl. I like your spirit of travelling when ever you get a chance. You are constantly enriching us with your postings ! TFS !
@Resh...thanks so much!
@Tomichan, I know, I was pleasantly surprised to sight quite a few birds...I am going back there again...
Lovely birds and pictures. I am in owe of the owl :)
Lovely captures!
Corbett because of its vast and varied habitat with plenty of water and food makes it a paradise for birdwaters. However a lot of tourists miss the birds while driving away in search of the tiger.
@Singhalok, Thanks, yes, the so am I. Loved the Owl!
@AmitAag, thanks so much!
@Indiawilds, I agree, tiger sighting does take precedence, the variety of birds in the Dhilaka zone is certainly not to be missed...
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