Saturday, August 14, 2010

Wildlife at Koorathangudi

Historical significance notwithstanding; the village has plenty more to offer the Nature Lover. Huge open vistas of the skies remind you that there is a world beyond our skycrapers, computers and automobiles.

What strikes you first is the silence... utter, absolute silence. So much so that a normal conversation between two people can be heard a few hundred meters away (No! I'm not exaggerating!) What this also means is that it is that much more difficult to get closer to wildlife in order to get a better picture.

Here are some of the wildlife that I did manage to snap at the Village.


Guinea Fowl:



Drongo:


White-throated Kingfisher:


Jungle Babbler:


Ashy woodswallow:



Golden Oriole:


Dragon fly:


Common Myna:


Brahminy Myna:


Magpie Robin:



Rufous Treepie:



Kirby's Dropwing

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