Collection-18

Here are the pictures selected by the Jury for the Collection-18.

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Tigress Junabai - The Queen of Madnapur, Tadoba. I've visited TATR a lot of times, however, I never got a glimpse of her. I've heard so many stories about her and how she went through a difficult phase when she lost her cubs. Now, we've spotted her with two cubs and I could clearly see how happy she was. This photograph was shot after they took a dip in the water. Here the mother is assessing the situation, considering the number of gypsies to eventually let the cubs know that it's safe to now walk further.

Siddharth Gopalam

Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh)

About Photographer
Hey there! My name is Siddharth and I'm from Hyderabad. I work at Amazon India. I was very much interested in wildlife since childhood, however, didn't get a chance to explore this side of the world. Now that I'm earning, I started my wildlife journey in 2020, loving it and looking forward to more such adventures! :D

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Dancing Sarus Crane Pair In the serene setting of Aalaniya Dam, Kota, a magical spectacle unfolded as a pair of Sarus Cranes took center stage, captivating all who witnessed their graceful dance. I had the incredible fortune of capturing this mesmerizing moment through my lens, Location Aalaniya Dam Kota Rajasthan

Manish Arya

Kota (Rajasthan)

About Photographer
introduction in the field of wildlife conservation and photography. In his career spanning over two decades, he has achieved the distinction of being a devoted amateur conservationist, activist, and wildlife photographer par excellence. Mann Arya, as he is lovingly known in his hometown Kota has contributed towards creating mass awareness through books and pamphlets about wildlife, its habitat, and the need for their protection. He has designed and published photographic promotional material for Departments of Tourism and Forest, Rajasthan.Mann has published work in prestigious magazines, like Sanctuary Asia and Hornbill, on Sloth bears and otters of Chambal River valley. He has contributed his photographs to many books on wildlife and nature. He has worked on the floral, faunal, and water quality survey of Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur, and its 27 satellite wetlands for one year. The results of his survey were published by the Department of Forest, Government of Rajasthan.

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In my last safari of February 2023 at Jim Corbett National Park, we were very lucky to sight a young male tiger on Thandhee Sadak. We first spot him when he had seated in the corner of road. After some times when many vehicles reach there and started to making sound, chaos then he moved towards right sight the road and enter to the dense jungle.

Uttam Kr Sarkar

Delhi (Delhi)

About Photographer
Wildlife enthusiastic, nature lover, hobbiest photographer & want to capture wildlife’s beautiful moments...

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Great Egret getting ready for new coat.

Viraj Khorjuwekar

Mumbai (Maharashtra)

About Photographer
Telecom Professional. Passionate Nature / Wildlife Photographer

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Togetherness - The herd forms a strong social bond and communicate each other in order to face natural threats around them and thereby protecting themselves from the predators. Picture taken at Dhikala, Jim Corbett National Park during early Sunrise.

Suneel Shah

Faridabad (Haryana)

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I captured a striking image of a black-headed ibis with an astonishing prize—a massive bullfrog locked in its wide beak. The ibis's successful hunt in the wetlands showcased its sharp focus and skilled hunting techniques. Nature's resourceful predator in action, a captivating moment that revealed the ibis's ability to seize its prey and thrive amidst the vibrant wetland ecosystem.

Nived yadav

Indore (Madhya Pradesh)

About Photographer
I still remember my childhood days, when I used to sit for hours - observing the activities of the little ants, the birds and the stray animals. On getting my first Smart Phone - on clicking that first picture that's still behind my eyes, I realised that "Wow, this is something amazing." I could now capture the moments I witnessed and let others see those too. After learning photography basics from mobile, I finally got my first Camera - Canon 700d. What I used to think of as a fun activity had now became my passion. I dived more into this thing and finally started my journey of Wildlife Photography. 8 months back I bought a professional wildlife kit and now ready for unlimited crazy experiences..!!!