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One fine Sunset

#sunset #village #sunsetlove

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Crested Serpent Eagle, Kaziranga

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Peek-a-boo

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An Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros

#rhino #rhinophotography #kaziranga

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One of my favourite phptographs from Jim Corbett National Park

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6 - These behaviors are intended to intimidate rivals and discourage them from encroaching on the territory.

So, now that the monsoon has arrived, when you are out birding or walking, keep an eye out for them as you will find more and more of them

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5 - During this season these elevated spots also give them a better vantage point to survey their territory and spot rivals or predators, the place also provide a stage for visual displays, such as head bobbing, push-ups, and color changes.

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4 - In some species, males perform specific courtship displays from these perches to attract females. These displays might include rapid movements or specific gestures that demonstrate their suitability as mates.

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3 - Here is the answer:
Male lizards often perch in prominent locations like treetops and high vantage points, as seen in the image, to display their dominance and attract potential mates. Visible perches allow males to be easily seen by females.

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2 - The breeding season for Oriental garden lizards in India typically occurs during the monsoon season, which spans from June to September. During this time male lizards often display vibrant colors and perform physical displays to attract females. Ok, but how do they achieve it

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1 - Have you ever seen an Oriental Garden Lizard #lizard perching high in an elevated position like a tree and wondered why they do that, even though they are vulnerable and can be seen by predators?

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Flamingo Dawn

#flamingo #love #flamboyance

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A beautiful female Indian Robin.

#indianrobin #robin #birdlife #birdindia

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Echoes of Conflict

#moneky #territorialfight #wildlife #wildnature #fighter

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One Sunrise in Terai

#terai #sunrise #jimcorbett

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Canopy Dweller: Gibbon’s Arboreal Life.
A gibbon navigates the lush canopy, showcasing its arboreal lifestyle. This image shows a moment of its daily life high above the ground, where it finds food, shelter, and safety.

#gibbon #hoolockgibbon

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One fine Sunset

#sunset #andhrasunset

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A colony

#terns #colonyofbirds #birdlife #birding

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@NagAutowired @ValueLabs Thanks babai

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Thank you so much @ValueLabs. Grateful 🙏

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Here are a few surreal captures by KUMARA SWAMI BOGIM that showcase his attention to detail and transport us to a few magical moments from the wild.

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