Hoskote Lake was a bit in discussion. So, we decide to have a 4-5 hours of Sunday birding. This is one of the marvelous grassland, i have seen around Bangalore. For those who want to do birding, please go in group. I heard a lot of community problem. This place is THE land of stork, ibis, sandpiper, snipe, raptors and worth to watch their habitats. I tried to put all the pictures here, so that we can see the habitat as well for the birds.
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Thippagondanahalli Reservoir, also known as T G Halli Dam or Chamarajsagar, is located at the confluence of the Arkavathy River and Kumudavathi River, 35 km west of Bangalore, India.
I already written a post about T G Halli, here goes another. The interesting sighting was Small Pratincole and a family of river tern taking rest. Enjoy pictures.. !!
Ramanagaram – yes, a place famous because once Basanti danced there on the call of Gabbar Singh. Forget the past, this place holds the most critically endangered life of India and Pakistan. This is THE place for those critically endangered Vultures who reduced in 96 percent in their count in last 15 years. In the last few years, we have noticed that vultures count have improved in Ramanagaram. Don’t want to go into the details of Vulture dead. But Diclofenac medicine – the real cause for death has been banned as well.
Don’t know the action of Government but at least they declared the place as Vulture sanctuary.
T G Halli is a huge grassland with almost no water. Good for raptors and water birds. Enjoy pictures.
For Location, please see the place section. It was again one of the fun day. Birding in Bangalore is still enjoyable.
Coordinates: 12o51’40”N 77o46’15”E
Its fun to be those places where you been to “n” number of times. Winter started and so winter migrants. Last month, I came from Kanwar Lake, Bihar which is one of the largest freshwater lake. Enjoyed birding, but noticed still many of those migrants need to come like Sarus. Back to Bangalore and enjoying birding. This is yet another trip to Valley School.
Location: Please see into the place section of BangaloreCaptured.com
Time: Nov of 2012.
Eid Mubarak to all !
So finally we decided to do birding in evening. And it was a good surprise to record a great no. of bird in the time 12 noon to 4 PM. Winter migrants are coming to India and its great to see the new arrival.
Here are some of the pictures from Valley School, Bangalore.
- Tawny Coaster
- Yellow Pansy
- Jerdon’s Buslark
- Baya Weaver – All set with the nest
- Our Young birding group
- Asian Paradise – Juv
- Common Iora
- Ashy Prinia
- Moon at 4.00 PM
- Purple Sunbird – Esc. Plumage
- Orange Tip
- Black Headed Cuckooshrike.
- Puff throated Babbler
- Forest Wagtail – First time sight

































































































































































































































































