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Seen in temperate, subtropical & tropical forests. One of the most colorful monsoon birds of the Western Ghats.
Often soaring for hours without flapping. Wing span of around 9.8′. Nests mostly on cliff faces.
Apex predator – it’s presence is a sign of a healthy ecosystem. Unlike most eagles, the crested serpent eagle sneak attacks it’s prey.
It’s nest can be huge – as wide as 2m and weighing about 135kg. Has reversible outer toes.
Despite common belief, can see equally well in day as night. Can rotate it’s head 360°. It’s ear tufts are not actually ears.
A day at forest hut is always buzzing. Read on to find out.
Unnamed tree that Shree found at forest hut
Poem on how I feel about rains in Western Ghats
Shree wrote this poem for his mumma’s homemade food. It reflects his gratitude & love.
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