Birds of a feather look together??…Indian Cormorants
A flock of Indian Cormorants watches intently. Though this behaviour may look amusing, it does explain a lot about vision in birds. Often birds switch sides turning heads from left to right perceiving depth and movement like in a flipbook..
Jungle cat
Hundreds and thousands of waders and migratory birds arrive in the wetlands, grasslands and rann habitats of Gujarat and form the prey base for this widespread and common feline. The Jungle cat is characterised by black tufts on its ears and usually preys on birds, rodents and reptiles.
Lesser Sand Plover
Continuing with the winter special bird series, a Lesser Sand plover is seen walking along the mudflats. These small waders breeds in the himalayas and winters in the Indian subcontinent and Australasia.
Long-legged Buzzard (Buteo rufinus)
Siberian Stonechats migrate during winters to the Indian subcontinent. This image of a Female Siberian Stonechat was made near Nal sarovar bird Sanctuary in Gujarat, which is a Ramsar wetland.
Siberian Stonechat winters in the Indian subcontinent.
From the white rabbit 