Wilderness

Conservation & Awareness on Nature through Photography

Sambar deer (Nallamala forests of AP)
Blackbuck
Spotted deer
Indian Giant Squirrel
Blackbuck(male)
Blackbuck(female)
Grey langur
Monitor Lizard
Sambar deer with horns
Spotted deer
Indian Mongoose
Indian fox
Four horned antelope- Chousingha
wilderness in night
Night photography (sambar deer)
Indian Gaur
Spotted deer staring from dense Nallamala forests
Blackbuck(Antilope cervicapra)
King cobra (Naja naja)
Oriental rat snake (Ptyas mucosa)
A giant Squirrel on a giant tamarind tree
Indian softshell turtle
Star tortoise
Indian Giant Squirrel
Blackbucks
Sambar deer stare
Gray langur/Old world monkey/Hanuman langur
Spotted deer sharing a stare
Bothriurus bonariensis Scorpion
A stare by an adult Spotted deer

Reptiles

  • Sitana ponticeriana
  • changeable lizard on a termite mound
  • The termite hill gecko (Hemidactylus triedrus)
  • Indian Monitor lizard climbing on a tree
  • Spirostreptida millipedes
  • colubridae
  • Peninsular rock agama/South Indian rock agama (Psammophilus dorsalis)
  • Oriental garden lizard
  • Millepedes
  • Moulting by a snake
  • Oriental rat snake (Ptyas mucosa)

Scattered and browsed young bamboo shoots by Wild Boars

Jungle Tales- Soil disturbance, exposed bamboo roots, and scattered young rhizomes and bamboo shoots were often visible on the forest floor of the pristine Nallamala forests implying that it might be related to heavy browsing by some wild animals such as wild boar Sus scrofa šŸ—

Wild boar come after the bamboo shoots. They eat the hair roots, utilizes bamboo stands and eat new bamboo shoots. They have been empirically known to negatively affect bamboo growth. But it is a part of nature, and nature balances everything… šŸŒæ

PUGMARKS

Captures

Place water and food for animals
Life growing on dead tree stamp
Rupak
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