Zebras drinking at a waterhole in the Serengeti.
Jaguar on the banks of the river Cuiaba in the Pantanal, Brazil
A Giant Otter eating it's catch of fish. Photographed in the river Cuiaba in the Pantanal.
Lion cubs in Nakuru, Kenya
Lake Nakuru, Kenya
Spotted deer stretching to reach leaves on a tree for food. Ranthambore, August 2018
Ranthambore, December 2016
Lake Nakuru National Park, Kenya
Asiatic Lion.
Langur in the forest of Bandhavgarh with her young one. May 2019
Also known as the Gaur, this is a large bovine found in the Indian Sub-continent. Photographed in Tadoba in February 2018
Lioness with her cub in the Serengeti, Tanzania
Agama Lizard in Masai Mara, Kenya
Serengeti, Tanzania
Ranthambore, August 2018
Gir Forest, Gujarat
Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania
Lioness with her cub in the Serengeti, Tanzania. June 2015
Water snake out in the sun to escape the cold. Bharatpur, December 2018
Topi, a large antelope common in Africa. This shot taken in Masai Mara in Kenya.
This small antelope that stands 16-24 inches tall can be commonly seen in South and East Africa. This photograph was shot in Kruger in South Africa.
Ranthambore, Zone 6. August 2018
Serengeti, Tanzania
Langurs on a branch in Ranthambore. November 2017
Also known as the Swamp Deer. Kaziranga, March 2017
Serengeti, Tanzania
A stag looks at us in apprehension. The sambar is a large deer native to the Indian subcontinent, southern China, and Southeast Asia. Males have large antlers that are up to 110 cms long. This photo was shot in Ranthambore in November 2017.
Masai Mara, Kenya
Old world flycatcher found in Tanzania. Photographed in the Serengeti
Kruger, South Africa
Masai Mara, Kenya
Spotted deer in Ranthambore. August 2018
Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania
Kaziranga, Assam. March 2016
A fascinating little mammal that can be seen in the forests of India is the Dhole, also known as the Indian wild dog or Asiatic wild dog. The dhole is a highly social animal, living in large clans ranging from 12 and going upto 40 individuals and containing multiple breeding females. This is a diurnal pack hunter and targets medium and sometimes large sized ungulates. The animal is on the endangered list and it is estimated that the Dhole population is between 2000 to 2500 individuals. This was my first sighting of the Dhole in India. Shot in the Tadoba National Park in February 2018
Langoor in Ranthambore. Dec 2017
Zebra in the Serengeti
Serengeti, Tanzania
Warthog in Kruger, South Africa
Kruger National Park, South Africa
Ranthambore, August 2018
Ranthambore, December 2016
Lake Nakuru Reserve, Ridge Valley, Kenya. August 2012
Spotted deer with her fawn. Bharatpur, February 2018
Ranthambore, December 2017