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[joelekm]

Unseen Moments: Adorable Sloth Bear Cubs Play in Daroji Sanctuary! |Think Wildlife Foundation

Hampi, renowned for its rich history as the capital of the Vijayanagara Empire from 1336 to 1565, is also celebrated as the birthplace of Lord Hanuman and a key setting in the Ramayana. Yet, amidst its ancient ruins and cultural grandeur lies a hidden gem—a thriving wildlife sanctuary.

[vidjit]

Hampi (Group of Monuments). UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Hampi also known as Group of Monuments is a USENCO World Heritage Site situated in the South Indian state of Karnataka. It was one of the places I had wanted to visit for a long time and I still havent seen it all. It will take atleast one full week to see all the monuments in Hampi. You can rush through the places of interest in Hampi in about three days but you will still feel that you havent…

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[sudhirshivaram]

Interested in Wildlife Photography? Then the best way to get started is to start using your basic kit lens like the 55-250 and start your wildlife photography. You don't need any fancy camera / lens. Start slow and then you can grow based on the needs. This kind of habitat shot images can be easily got with your entry level camera + lens. Do not get frustrated looking at the close-up shots of others. That's ok, you will get there one day. You need to give it time. Any questions on photography, just ask and I will answer. -- Sudhir Shivaram Photography - Helping You Become a Better Photographer. Checkout my website for Photography Workshops, Photography Learning Tours and Video Based Photography Tutorials: www.learn.sudhirshivaram.com #SudhirShivaramPhotography #PhotographyLearningTours #SlothBear #WildlifePhotography #PhotographyWorkshops #LearnPhotography #PhotographyVideoTutorials #Daroji

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Sloth Bear sniffing for food by Paul Williams (Iron Ammonite) on Flickr.

Zzzzzzzzz...roar!

[funnywildlife]

Indian Nightjar by as_kannan on Flickr.

Kamalapur, Daroji, Daroji Bear Sanctuary, Karnataka, Caprimulgus asiaticus This Nightjar was sitting on a rock in the hot sun! The mouth is open for air circulation to cool it's body.