Clash of talons
Japan
A Steller’s sea eagle and a white-tailed eagle bear down on the same fish in north Eastern Hokkaido
A stellar show
Rausu, Hokkaido, Japan
A Steller Sea Eagle shows off it’s impressive wingspan in heavy snow off the coast of Rausu. These heaviest known eagles have one of the largest wingspan ranging between 6-8 feet.
A huddle of Walruses
Svalbard
A herd of walruses is also sometimes called a huddle of walruses - after seeing them like that on the beach, one needn't ask why
Harp baby seal
Svalbard
A baby seal on a floe of ice looks inquisitively at our zodiac (boat). Baby seals are born on pack ice floating in the Arctic and north Atlantic oceans
A dazzle of Zebras
Etosha National Park, Namibia
Did we hear anyone say that stripes aren’t in fashion anymore? You don’t need to go to Milan to find the latest trends in fashion! *applause*
Cape Buffalo of Africa
Zimanga game reserve, South Africa
A wild African buffalo drinks at a waterhole late in the evening. We had stationed ourselves in hides which are hidden enclosures that offer a non-intrusive method of wildlife photography
Migratory birds visit india in the winters
Bharatpur, India
For bird watchers, Bharatpur bird sanctuary is one of the best places ot visit in india. In winters many migratory birds like the Pelicans visit this place. The Great White Pelicans migrate from Eastern Europe, Africa to India in the winters. They dont just eat fish but also prey on crustaceans, amphibians, turtles, and other birds.
Puffins- clowns of the sea
Svalbard
We climbed this steep bird cliff to photograph Atlantic Puffins from the top. Nicknamed 'Sea Parrots', Puffin's beak changes colours (grey in winter, orange in summers). These carnivorous birds fly at a speed of 88 km/hour by flapping their wings upto 400 times a minute
Black Guillemots’ nesting colony
Svalbard
Bird cliffs are an interesting feature in Svalbard. We came across several such steep cliffs that are home to nesting birds like Guillemots keeping them safe from land predators like the arctic fox. Guillemots are divers and use their wings to swim and can stay under water for over 2 minutes to catch their prey
INTO THE LAST WILDERNESS
