The mugger
crocodile,
also called the Indian, Indus, Persian, marsh crocodile
or simply mugger is found throughout the Indian subcontinent. It is a medium-sized crocodile that mostly inhabits
freshwater lakes, ponds, sluggish rivers,
swamps and marshes. The mugger crocodile has the broadest snout of any extant crocodile, giving it an alligator-like appearance. They mostly prey on fish, reptiles, birds and mammals.
Showing posts with label animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animals. Show all posts
Tuesday, 28 June 2016
Indian Gaur @ Kabini Backwaters - June 2016
Labels:
animals,
bigcats,
field,
forest,
fur,
indianwildlife,
mammals,
nature,
naturephotography,
predators,
resting,
sanctuary,
stripes,
tree,
wildanimals,
wilderness,
Wildlifelovers,
wildlifephotography,
woods
Location:
Kabini River
Saturday, 25 June 2016
Leopard, Kabini Backwaters, Nagarhole National Park - Jan 2016
Labels:
animals,
bigcats,
field,
forest,
fur,
indianwildlife,
mammals,
nature,
naturephotography,
predators,
resting,
sanctuary,
stripes,
tree,
wildanimals,
wilderness,
Wildlifelovers,
wildlifephotography,
woods
Location:
Mysuru, Karnataka, India
Mother and Baby Elephant @ Kabini Backwaters, Nagarhole National Park- June 2016
Clicked this image during one of my wildlife safari. The bond between a
baby elephant and its mother can be correctly described as the closest
of any animal on earth. The mother and Baby elephant were enjoying
grassing. The Baby Elephant was wandering with its mother and learning
the habits from her.
Labels:
animals,
bigcats,
field,
forest,
fur,
indianwildlife,
mammals,
nature,
naturephotography,
predators,
resting,
sanctuary,
stripes,
tree,
wildanimals,
wilderness,
Wildlifelovers,
wildlifephotography,
woods
Location:
Kabini River
Friday, 24 June 2016
Adult Male Tiger of Bandipur Tiger Reserve
Clicked this tiger image during one of my wildlife safari. I waiting for long time after getting the "alarm call" from the Deer and Peacock. Usually animals like Deer, Gaur, Gray Langur, Peacock and Monkeys used to generate a typical sound or noise if they find any movement of the predators. The Tiger just came out from the bush and i was able to click this photograph.
Labels:
animals,
bigcats,
field,
forest,
fur,
indianwildlife,
mammals,
nature,
naturephotography,
predators,
resting,
sanctuary,
stripes,
tree,
wildanimals,
wilderness,
Wildlifelovers,
wildlifephotography,
woods
Location:
Bandipur, Karnataka 571126, India
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