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Tiger family in Ranthambhore Originally uploaded by dickysingh Here are 5 of my most “viewed” (though not necessarily the best) pictures on flickr. This one is actually one of my all time favorites. Its a picture of “Machali” and her latest litter. She is one of the most photographed wild tigers in the world. She [...]
In the end of September 2007 Doctor Dharmendra Khandal – the Field Biologist of Tiger Watch – went on a tour of the Thar desert in Rajasthan with a few of his friends. I could not join them because that is the time we have to start getting out Lodge in Ranthambore – The Ranthambhore [...]
On the 1st of October 2007 the Ranthambhore national park re opened after three months. All the Project Tiger Reserves are shut during the monsoons and likewise Ranthambhore closes on the 1st of July every year. These three monsoons months are “tough” ones for the managers of the park because this is when illegal cattle [...]
I wrote a short article for some friends who are planning a photography trip to Ranthambhore and I liked it so much that I decided to put it up on the website of our lodge The Ranthambhore Bagh It goes like this… Ranthambhore is one of the best places in the world to photograph tigers [...]
I just got a mail from Doctor Dharmendra Khandal, the Field Biologist of Tiger Watch, who is now leading a highly successful anti-poaching campaign around Ranthambore Tiger Reserve. This guy is just incredible. He is a botanist by training and did his doctorate in botany. He then got into spiders and is probably one of [...]