Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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by SarangBhandPune, Maharashtra, India

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by SarangBhandMaharashtra, India

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by SarangBhandMumbai, Maharashtra, India

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Malabar Pit Viper

by SarangBhandMaharashtra, India

Endemic to South Western India (

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Oriental Garden Lizard

by SarangBhandMumbai, Maharashtra, India

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Malabar Gliding Frog

by SarangBhandMaharashtra, India

Endemic to Western

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Fungoid Frog

by SarangBhandMaharashtra, India

Endemic to Western

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White breasted Kingfisher

by G MohandasVirje, Karnataka, India

Western

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Common Indian Toad

by SarangBhandMumbai, Maharashtra, India

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Deccan Banded Gecko

by SarangBhandMumbai, Maharashtra, India

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Amboli Toad

by SarangBhandMaharashtra, India

Amboli toad has been categorised as Critically Endangered (CR) by IUCN Red List

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Bracket Fungi

by MaitreyiMavinkod, Karnataka, India

The dark maroon frilled beauty with hard and glossy texture

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Night Frog

by SarangBhandMaharashtra, India

The second image is of eggs

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Marbled Balloon Frog,Lesser Balloon Frog,Globular Frog, Indistinct Frog

by SarangBhandPune, Maharashtra, India

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by SarangBhandMaharashtra, India

This image was taken in Amboli, Maharsahtra, India.

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by SarangBhandMaharashtra, India

The image was taken at Amboli, Maharashtra, India.

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Heart Spotted Woodpecker

by G MohandasKarnataka, India

Individual was hopping from one tree to another in search

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Bamboo Pit Viper

by SarangBhandMumbai, Maharashtra, India

Found mostly in Western

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Indian red scorpion

by SarangBhandPune, Maharashtra, India

Its one of the most lethal species

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Green Vine Snake

by SarangBhandMumbai, Maharashtra, India

This species is not be confused with Green Vine Snake ( Oxybelis fulgidus ) ...

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Brown Fish Owl

by G MohandasKarnataka, India

Resident - found through out the year.

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Black naped Monarch

by G MohandasKarnataka, India

The eggs hatched were incubated for 23 days and the chick emerged. Feeding its ...

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Spotting

by MaitreyiKarnataka, India

A small herb with blue to light purplish colored flowers.

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Lion-tailed macaque

by KarthikAkTamil Nadu, India

one of the key species which highlights ...

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The Southern Birdwing (male)

by VincentVanurCoimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India

The Southern Birdwing is a large and striking Swallowtail butterfly. With a ...

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King Cobra

by G MohandasKarnataka, India

The particular individual was about 12 feet in length and had swallowed monitor ...

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Hill keelback

by KarthikAkKarnataka, India

venomous snakes that belong to colubrids. This is an endemic snake found only ...

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Southern Bird Wing (Male)

by VincentVanurKerala, India

collectors and is a highlight of many ...

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Yellow spotted gecko

by KarthikAkMaharashtra, India

It was on a monsoon night in one of the ...

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Lion-tailed Macaque

by Ashok N PulliyerengiIndia

by side of the road on a culvert at ...

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Malabar Grey Hornbill

by G MohandasKarnataka, India

Malabar Grey Hornbill in endemic to this region (

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Mating Indian leopards

by Ashok N PulliyerengiTamil Nadu, India

trance and lucky to b there with a camera for this unexpected scene

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Spotted grasshopper

by Les CatchickKerala, India

A very large colourful grasshopper.

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Chocolate albatross

by shekainah d. alabanRoxas City, Capiz, Philippines

Chocolate Albatross, Appias lyncida is a butterfly

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Southern Birdwing

by Ashik.MusicroomKarnataka, India

species. The species is more common in the

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Gaur

by DeepakMalempati

the horns, which bends forward, causing a deep hollow in the profile