Haryana Camp Report - February , 2018

Haryana Camp Report, 12 - 21 Feb'2018

Haryana camp was conducted in the month of February, 2018. We visited various national parks and sanctuaries of the state along with Hussainiwalah Border in Punjab. We came across We came across various landscapes of Haryana during this camp. Sharing some of the photographs and list of Birds and Mammals sighted during the camp.
Photographs are clicked by -
Bhaskar P
Thiruvengadam E
Ruplai G
Shreya B
Gauri G

Fauna:

Birds:

1. Pied kingfisher
2. Eurasian Coot
3. Jungle babbler
4. Yellow wagtail
5. Bar headed geese
6. Gray lag goose
7. Garganey
8. Indian Spotbilled duck
9. Purple swamphen
10. Common moorhen
11. Grey heron
12. Little Grebe
13. White throated kingfisher
14. White Rumped Swallow
15. Eurasian wigeon
16. Common Pochard
17. Red vented bulbul
18. Eurasian Collard dove
19. Alexandrian Parakeet
20. Little Cormorant
21. Great Cormorant
22. Northern Shoveller
23. Black headed Ibis
24. Red wattled lapwing
25. Greater Coucal
26. Indian Cuckoo
27. Indian Roller
28. Rose ringed parakeet
29. Peahen
30. Common hoopoe
31. Himalayan Bulbul
32. Rufous treepie
33. Large green barbet ?? 283
34. Orientle White Eye
35. House crow
36. Indian Jungle crow
37. Ruddy shelduck
38. Black winged stilt
39. Painted Stork
40. Grey Jungle fowl
41. Knob billed duck
42. Northern Pintail
43. Red crested Pochard ??
44. Slavonian Grebe ??
45. Asian Openbill
46. Woolly necked stork
47. Eurasian Spoonbill
48. Pond Heron
49. Grey Heron
50. Cattle Egret
51. Black winged kite
52. Griffon vulture
53. White breasted waterhen
54. River Lapwing
55. Black Drongo
56. Indian Golden Oriole
57. White browed fantailed flycatcher
58. Red billed blue magpie
59. Eurasian Curlew
60. Common Sandpiper
61. Scarlet Minivet
62. Long tailed Shrike
63. Great Tit
64. Common Kingfisher
65. Green Bee-eater
66. Indian
67. Blue throated barbet
68. Coppersmith barbet
69. Grey Hornbill

 

 

 

 

 

Mammals:

1. Indian Jackal
2. Spotted dear
3. Sambar deer
4. Bonette Macaque
5. Hanuman Langur
6. Wild Boar
7. Bats
8. Three striped squirrel

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Tadoba Camp report. 26 -30 January , 2018

Clicked by Thiruvengadam E.

Tadoba had been a wonderful camp for all of us. The deciduous forest of Tadoba has sheltered many plants and animal species. We got to see a good number of mammals and birds during our safaris. 

Clicked by Kirti V

We are glad to share the list of fauna we saw during this camp:

Fauna:

Birds:

1. Jungle owlet

   

   Clicked by Kirti V
   

   
   

2. White throated kingfisher
3. Bar headed geese
4. Black drongo
5. White rumped swallow
6. Black headed ibis
7. Open billed stork
8. Glossy ibis
9. Spotted dove
10. Tricolour Munia
11. Indian Roller
12. Red wattled lapwing
13. Black shouldered kite
14. Crested serpant eagle
15. Ruphous treepie

    

    Clicked by Rupali G.

16. Peacock
17. Red spur fowl
18. Plum headed parakeet
19. Common pochard
20. Lesser Adjudent stork
21. Shikra
22. Ashy Prinia
23. Pipit
24. Common stonechat
25. Pied stonechat

    

    Clicked by Kirti V
    

    
    

26. Green bee eater
27. Grey heron
28. Purple heron
29. Brown headed fish eagle
30. Common Kestrel
31. Little greb
32. Indian peafowl
33. Grey jungle fowl
34. Bay back shrike
35. Jungle babblar
36. Red vented bulbul
37. Red whiskered bulbul
38. Common sandpiper
39. Golden backed Woodpecker
40. Tickel’s blue Flycatcher

    

    Clicked by Rupali G.

41. Darter
42. Indian cormorant
43. Black Ibis
44. Greater coucal
45. Red avadavat
46. Indian silverbill
47. Pied kingfisher
48. Eurasian thick knee
49. Pond heron
50. Yellow footed Green pigeon
51. Golden fronted leafbird
52. White wagtail
53. Pied Myna
54. Oriental Magpie robin
55. Indian robin
56. Northern pintail
57. Racket tail drongo



Clicked by Kirti V





58. White eyed buzzard

Clicked by Rupali G.

Clicked by Kirti V

Clicked by Kirti V

Clicked by Thiruvengadam E.

Mammals:

1. Wild boar
2. Spotted deer
3. Indian gaur
4. Hanuman langur
5. Royal bengal tiger
6. Sambar
7. Jungle cat
8. Sloth bear



Clicked by Thiruvengadam E.

9. Indian grey mongoose 

Clicked by Rupali G.

Clicked by Rupali G.

Clicked by Kirti V

Clicked by Rupali G.

Visit to Anandvan -

Clicked by Thiruvengadam E.

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Khijediya and Narara camp report

Narara marine National Park and Khijediya Bird Sanctuary are two unique protected areas of Gujarat. We saw lot interesting marine animals and good number of Fresh as well as salt/brackish water birds. The list of sightings is given below.

Clicked by Mr. Thiruvengadam E

Khijediya -

Western reef egret and black headed ibis clicked by Dr. Shreya B

Oriental white eye

White throated Kingfisher

Common Kingfisher

Pied Kingfisher

Isabellinne shrike

Crested lark

Ashy crowned sparrow lark

Rosy starlings

Twany Pipits

Darter

Marsh Harrier

Osprey

Clicked by Mr. Thiruvengadam E

Oriental honey bazzard

Crested hawk

Lesser Flamingo

Night heron

Pond heron

Grey heron

Purple heron

Red wattled lapwing

Great Crested grebe

Little grebe

Rose-ringed Parakeet

Green bee-eater

Laughing dove

Dessert Wheatear

Clicked by Rupali G.

Purple sunbird

Blue throat

White browed Wagtail

Western reef egret

Common pochard

Mallard

Northern Pintail

Indian Spotbill duck

Spoonbill

Northern shoveller

Great white pelican

Black drongo

Ashy drongo

River tern

Clicked by Rupali G.

Grey Frankolin

Black headed ibis

Glossy ibis

Black naped ibis

White cheecked bulbul

Wrynek

Common coot

Greylag geese

Black winged stilt

Comb duck

Black headed gull

Caspian tern

Clicked by Rupali G.

Little tern

Jungle Babbler

Brahminy duck

Eurasian Collared dove

House sparrow

Bar tailed godwit

Common crane

Black necked stork

Painted stork

Clicked by Rupali G.

Bronze winged jacana

Little egret

Median Egret

Ashy Prinia

Indian Silver bill

Common Moorhen

Purple Moorhen

White-browed Wagtail

Spoonbill

Lesser whistling teals

Clicked by Rupali G.

Ringed plover

Wire-tailed swallow

Clicked by Rupali G.

Clicked by Rupali G.

Mammals:

Wildcat

Nilgai

Wild boar

Sambar

Mongoose

Clicked by Rupali G.

Clicked by Rupali G.

Narara sightings:

clicked by Dr. Shreya B

Starfish

Brittle star

Sea cucumber

Sea Slug

Snail

Octopus

Angle fish

Coral fish

Puffer fish

Brittle star clicked by Dr. Shreya B

Neptune crab

Wolf crab

Reef crab

Spider crab

Box crab

Sea anemone

Brain coral 

Sea anemone clicked by Dr. Shreya B

Angle fish clicked by Dr. Shreya B

Clicked by Mr. Thiruvengadam E

Clicked by Rupali G.

Clicked by Rupali G.

Clicked by Rupali G.

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clicked by Dr. Shreya B

Honey bees clicked by Dr. Shreya B

Clicked by Rupali G.

Clicked by Rupali G.

Clicked by Rupali G.

Clicked by Rupali G.

Clicked by Rupali G.

Clicked by Rupali G.

Clicked by Rupali G.

Clicked by Rupali G.

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