Archive for the ‘Predators’ Category

We were on an evening safari, and had just entered the gate leading to the park. A three-striped palm squirrel was continuously giving warning calls to its kind. I told the guests that this could be an indication of the presence of a predator, which could be a snake, an eagle or even a leopard! (more…)

It was 7A.M. when we started out on our safari. There were fewer wildlife sightings due to the rains. Initially, beautiful Spotted Deer treated us with their appearance. (more…)

Everyone hopes to see a Wild Cat or a Predator during a Wildlife Safari. (more…)

One of my rarest encounters in a tiger territory was in the month of March. We drove through the newly re-constructed roads that smelt earthy. Our safari happened just after the bushy undergrowth had been trimmed and burned on either sides of the road to combat against summer wild fire. (more…)

Dholes or the Wild Dogs of Kabini are known to have their share of meat for the day. If the visitors are lucky enough, they would have a rare eye-catching moment with these efficient hunters of the wild. (more…)

Safaris at Kabini are quite often filled with quick sightings of animals popping out on the way to greet wildlife enthusiasts. Today’s safari was no exception. (more…)

Every safari brings in a handful of surprises for the visitor at Kabini. Our safari today too, had a twist to it. The morning looked lull and misty, as we rowed through the Kabini river to be welcomed by Spotted deer, Storks and Kingfishers. (more…)

On a warm and sunny evening, there are good chances of sightings. And when it is the Prince of the Jungle, the excitement is beyond words. On the safari today, I had an intuition that we would be on a prized visit. (more…)

Undoubtedly, the greatest attraction toward Kabini is the sight of the Big Cat. If during a safari, one does not get to see the Tiger most often than not, they will make a second attempt to spot it. (more…)

On safaris, people are always eager to spot a Tiger and if that doesn’t happen, they are willing to settle for a Leopard sighting. (more…)