Images taken during our stay at Karnataka Forest Department cottages, Bandipur – December 2013. Photos by Neelima & Rohan Bimalraj.
Deer spotting's near our cottage: Most commonly seen & abundant in and around the cottages which is in the midst of Bandipur forest.
Gray Langurs at Bandipur Forest Cottages: They inhabit this surroundings-sharing space with the
common bonnet macaques. Saw many mother langurs carrying their babes under their bellies.
Bandipur National Park is pleasantly cool in winter with leaves shed deciduous trees, dried out grass and minimum temperatures dropping below 10-degree Celsius. The green meadows & full foliaged trees that we witnessed on our September 2013 visit just after the monsoons now have been disappeared.
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Deer spotting's near our cottage: Most commonly seen & abundant in and around the cottages which is in the midst of Bandipur forest.
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Gray Langurs at Bandipur Forest Cottages: They inhabit this surroundings-sharing space with the
common bonnet macaques. Saw many mother langurs carrying their babes under their bellies.
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Bandipur National Park is pleasantly cool in winter with leaves shed deciduous trees, dried out grass and minimum temperatures dropping below 10-degree Celsius. The green meadows & full foliaged trees that we witnessed on our September 2013 visit just after the monsoons now have been disappeared.
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