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  • Common Horned Kekroo

    Common Horned Kekroo

    Gentle creatures from the grasslands.

  • Wabli & Uret – The Den of The Bear

    A story of their home…

  • Wabli & Uret – An Encounter with Crocadilla

    When the duo crossed paths with the ruler of the river…

  • Wabli & Uret – Introduction

    Wabli is a very comical caveman. He lives in a cave called, the Den of The Bear with his pet, Uret. Uret is a very protactive & caring wolf. She is Wabli’s best friend & constant companion.

  • Red-Vented Bulbul

    Red-Vented Bulbul

    Red-vented bulbuls feed on fruits, petals of flowers, nectar, insects and occasionally house geckos. They breed from June to September and lay two or three eggs in a typical clutch. The eggs are pale-pinkish with spots of darker red. They are very brave,&, are first to mob a predator. Often squabbling with red whiskered bulbul.…

  • The Wile Crocodile

    The Wile Crocodile

    Read on to find out more about dreadful old Crocadilla…

  • Knobbed Hornbill

    Knobbed Hornbill

    The Knobbed Hornbill, also known as Sulawesi Wrinkled Hornbill, is a colourful hornbill native to Indonesia. As with other hornbills, the knobbed hornbill is believed to be monogamous. Its diet consists mainly of fruits, but it will also take insects and small vertebrates. They are important seed dispersers in their habitat and influence the initial fate of seeds…

  • Bird Rhyme Contest Winner!!

    You might remember that our poems were shortlisted in the bird rhyme contest organized by early-bird.in. We’re happy to share that my & Shree’s poems on barn swallow got ranked #1 & #2, respectively. Thanks to all who voted for us. Do checkout the bookmark with my most voted poem on barn swallow at https://www.early-bird.in/winners-of-the-migratory-bird-rhyme-contest-2021-2022/

  • Andean Condor

    Andean Condor

    The Andean Condor is a South American bird of prey. It the largest flying bird in the world by combined measurement of weight and wingspan. Flight recorders have shown that 75% of the birds’ flapping was associated with take-off, and that it flaps its wings just 1% of the time during flight. The Andean condor…