[jruby-user] wildlife Photography tours in India

Let’s take you to India’s best kept birding secret. A grassland so small
that you blink and you miss it when whizzing past it on the highway. And
yet, it’s a place that keeps coming up in birding bulletins for rare
sightings such as the Lesser Kestrel, White Tailed Eagle, Golden Eagle,
Red Phalarope, White Browed Bushchat, Punjab Raven, Spotted Creeper, Hen
Harrier, Common Shelduck and the Yellow Eyed Pigeon amongst several
others. Yes, ladies and gentlemen; this is India’s finest patch of
grassland – Tal Chappar. Home to over 2000 Blackbuck and several
Chinkara, there’s far more to this wilderness than meets the eye. If
only you know where to look.

There’s rarely a time in Tal Chappar when you don’t have enough to
photograph. The 300 species of birds apart, be prepared for surprises
from the resident Desert Foxes, Desert Cats, Jungle Cats, and if you’re
lucky even the Indian Wolf. Predators apart, little Desert Jirds and
Spiny Tailed Lizards can be quite a treat to observe. Sometimes you may
even run into monitor lizards. The duelling Blackbuck and ever watchful
Chinkara never fall short as photographic subjects either.

For more wildlife  tours visit: http://www.birdwing.in/

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