
Scaly-bellied Woodpecker

Wild Boar, taken from a moving elephant, not as easy as it sounds.

A bust of the legendary Jim Corbett, who set up the park way back when.



Pallas's Fish Eagle

River Lapwing, again taken from a moving elephant

Sunrise over the grassland banks of the Ramganga River

The other elephant that was with us on our morning safari

Gharial Crocodile ,showing its amazing long snout, ideal for catching those Mahaveer


Himalayan Bulbuls surely have the funkiest hairstyles of any bird.
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