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Lazy Saturday Photo Post

March 28th, 2009

Some pictures from a recent weekend trip to Ranganathittu and Kodagu. Among the loveliest things I saw were a Racket-tailed Drongo and an Asian Paradise Flycatcher. I couldn’t take pictures of those, but I give you instead… 

 

A group of painted storks admiring themselves in the water. 

 

A river tern suns itself on a boulder.

 

A somnolent crocodile that shrugged of its inertia as soon as it saw our boat. Gave us a few moments of pure terror as it glided away under our boat. 

 

Pepper plant, not yet ripe for the plucking.

 

Wild poinsettia, a common hedge in the plantations. 

 

Early morning light filters through the tree cover at the plantation. 

 

An elephant gets a relaxing scrub, at Dubare elephant camp. 

 

The Buddha with Avalokiteshwara and Guru Padmasambhava, at the Golden Temple, Bylakuppe Tibetan settlement. 

 

Where many roads meet. 

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  1. March 28th, 2009 at 11:04 | #1

    Lovely photographs … and what a time the one taking thse photographs must have had!

  2. March 29th, 2009 at 03:34 | #2

    It must have been scary when the Crocodile went under your boat! Nice photos!

  3. March 29th, 2009 at 21:17 | #3

    IHM - thanks, though I must be honest and say that a lot of them were taken by my husband :)

    Prash - it was, it was! We almost got up and toppled the boat over…

  4. March 29th, 2009 at 23:59 | #4

    Hey !

    The crocs in Ranganathittu are non-violent, they know eating tourists is bad for business…

  5. March 30th, 2009 at 00:06 | #5

    Awesome… I went to Kakabe this weekend… gonna put up the pics soon.

    I need to go to central Coorg, the Tibetan settlement and all.

  6. March 31st, 2009 at 02:15 | #6

    Rashmi - you sound like you have first-hand knowledge! :)
    Aathira - look forward to seeing that…I’ve heard about Kakabe; Karnataka has so much to see actually…

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