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Author: Thomas Suresh Anand

Wildlife in India, experience in pictures - Walk the Wilderness - A blog on wildlife in India where we share our experiences in the various national parks through wildlife photos
Pink-backed Pelican in Amboseli National Park

Pink-backed Pelican in Amboseli National Park

August 28, 2017December 23, 2019 Thomas Suresh Anand 2 Comments

While we titled this post after the beautiful Pink-backed Pelican that we spotted in Amboseli National Park, I could not take my eyes of the majestic Tusker that we saw non-chalantly grazing by the roadside in knee-deep swamp. Hence we made it the feature image (first image) of this post. The Pink-backed Pelican (below) of […]

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Wagdoh male – Probably India’s largest Tiger

Wagdoh male – Probably India’s largest Tiger

August 21, 2017December 23, 2019 Thomas Suresh Anand 1 Comment

We once again drove into the Junone buffer zone of Tadoba National Park in search of the largest Tiger in India. We reached the watering hole that he had been frequenting the last couple of days and found a vantage point and parked our jeep. We waited for over 30 minutes in the 47 degrees […]

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Egyptian Geese in Amoseli National Park

Egyptian Geese in Amoseli National Park

August 14, 2017December 23, 2019 Thomas Suresh Anand 2 Comments

The swamps of Amboseli attract many species of birds to the national park. In fact many of them are full time residents of the park. And one species found in large numbers at the water’s edge feeding on the fresh grass shoots is the Egyptian Goose. This time, we saw a flock of Goslings along […]

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Matkasur – Dominant Tiger in Tadoba’s core zone

Matkasur – Dominant Tiger in Tadoba’s core zone

August 8, 2017December 23, 2019 Thomas Suresh Anand 8 Comments

When Matkasur – Tadoba’s dominant Tiger disappeared into the creek, we thought that was the end of the amazing sighting. Our guide pointed out that there was a distinct possibility of him reappearing a little further down the road. This time we positioned our Jeep at the perfect distance and angle from the probable reappearance […]

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New born Elephant calf in Amboseli National Park

New born Elephant calf in Amboseli National Park

July 31, 2017December 23, 2019 Thomas Suresh Anand 8 Comments

One evening as we were about to exit the Amboseli National Park to return to our lodge, we noticed an African Elephant with a calf by the side of the road. As we came closer to it to get a couple of pictures, we noticed that the calf was very young. Our guide pointed out […]

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Scent of a Tiger in Tadoba

Scent of a Tiger in Tadoba

July 25, 2017December 23, 2019 Thomas Suresh Anand 8 Comments

After the few game drives the previous day in the buffer zone, we headed into the core zone in Tadoba National Park today. We were welcomed by a herd of Chital (Spotted Deer) and it was a lovey sight to spot a couple of sparring stags, which we will describe in another post. As we […]

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African Fish Eagle of Amboseli National Park

African Fish Eagle of Amboseli National Park

July 18, 2017December 23, 2019 Thomas Suresh Anand 12 Comments

The abundance of water bodies makes Amboseli National Park a birding paradise. And this particular morning safari was all about birds for us. This was one of the rare instances when an African Fish Eagle let us get a little closer and made it as the feature subject of this post.         […]

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