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Pararonia Hippia

Maharashtra
Western ghat

The Indian Wanderer (Pareronia hippia) is a medium sized butterfly of the family Pieridae, that is, the Yellows and Whites, blue etc

Melanitis phedima, the dark evening brown, is a species of butterfly found flying at dusk. The flight of this species is erratic. They are found in south and southeast Asia.

Taken on 2020 on Canon 700D at Maharashtra
Lake Vaitarna

Into the woods🌳🌳🌳

Asian Koel
Arrey Colony
2022

Spring is mating time for kokila nestling will be adopted by crow with out knowledge who’s kids are he raising.

Tadoba

Lara with her 4 cubs
Cubs are not visible in this photograph.

April 2022’30th.

Sloth Bear
Tadoba

Sloth bears live in a variety of dry and moist forests and in some tall grasslands, where boulders, scattered shrubs and trees provide shelter.

When trees are in fruit, usually during the monsoon season, sloth bears dine on mango, fig, ebony and other fruits, as well as on flowers.

Termites, dug out of their cement-hard nest mounds, and some ants are year-round staples.

IUCN estimates that fewer than 20,000 sloth bears survive in the wilds of the Indian subcontinent.

Bhujbal thank you for supporting wildlife awareness

You are wearing Black T-shirt with Leopard from Kabini photograph.

This leopard is partner of famous Blacky who also have a cub. She is trying to secure the cubs on the tree from a pack of Dhol or wild dogs.

One Week To Go!

Show up for nature, people and climate with your community this September and take part in the ! From wildlife gardening to green energy projects, and everything in between, there’s something for everyone.

As we mark the occasion of , let us reflect on an important question - why is red panda conservation important?

Red pandas are the only living members of their taxonomic family, making them one of a kind! They were discovered before the giant panda and are an important part of global natural heritage. Red pandas also play a crucial role in the conservation of coniferous and broadleaf forests of the Himalayas. Known for their charismatic appeal, they also increase global focus on this region. Unfortunately, there are lesser than 2,500 red pandas remaining in the wild, making it crucial for global efforts to prioritize red panda conservation!

Illustrated by Gayatri Jawali