As the state government showcased Sultanpur habitat as part of its tableau in the just held Republic Day parade at the Rajpath in New Delhi, I thought of writing about this ever popular bird-watching destination located within the confines of…
Read MoreThe tropical and northern-dry deciduous forest belt of Haryana is exceptionally rich in birdlife. A substantial chunk of the bird species found in the entire state along with Delhi region could be spotted here in this semi-desert sandy plain area….
Read MoreRhesus Macaque Local Name: Bandar Distribution: Widely distributed across South, Central and Southeast Asia; inhabit a great variety of habitats from grasslands to arid and forested areas, but also close to human settlements Conservation Status: Common Location: Sultanpur National Park,…
Read MoreNilgai (Male) Local Name: Roz Distribution: Throughout lowlands of the region Conservation Status: Common Location: Sultanpur National Park, Haryana, Dec 2011
Read MoreBlack-necked Stork; 129-150 cm
Local Name: Loharjung
Distribution: Increasingly rare breeding resident throughout Indian lowlands. Also occurs in SE Asia and Australia
Conservation Status: Near-threatened. Close to being vulnerable
Location: Sultanpur National Park, Dec 2011