With colours and shapes that match their habitat, animals are masters at the art of camouflage. Despite being such a large bird, this Anahinga was not too easy to spot at Keoladeo National Park (earlier called Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary).
Soon, more pictures coming up along with the history of the park, its birds and tips to help you visit.
The story is posted on this link now –
If you read my previous post, you know what’s coming your way. If you didn’t – you can still settle down beside me on the weather beaten rocks of Anegundi in Karnataka and watch what’s going on at a lily pond.…
Is it because we don’t take the time out as adults to observe birds that we find them so fascinating when we do? Or it is something to do with the primitive urge to fly? Who knows? We have all…
Darters, or Anhingas, are found across the world, living near warm, shallow waters. The name darter comes from the fact that they impale prey with their long beaks. There are four living species, three of which are very common and…