The Walk that was…….
At the gates at sharp 8:10 am
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- The Walk that was….
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- Sarpalinga Pushpa
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- The lecture Hall!!!!!!!
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- Thats the way
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- Thandi Sadak…
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- Climbing the 3 billion year old rock….. Just Imagine!!!!!
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- Suresh Jayram
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- Kempegowdas Tower
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- At the gates at sharp 8:10 am
Little Cormorant {phalacrocorax niger}
Indian Pond Heron {Ardeols greyii} floating on water!!!!!
Spotted owlet {Athene brama}
Little Egret in flight {Egretta garzetta}
Rose ringed parakeet {Psittacula krameri}
Black Drongo {Dicrurus macrocercus}
The participants take…..
Sumana Harish says…” I have been coming to Lalbagh since when i was a kidand never seen it in this perspective before……Thanks a lot for the experience. Also I didn’t know these many birds existed here.”
Hiten Balsari says..” Interesting tidbits of information. Perhaps more such walks should be organised in Bangalore. A Birdwatching tour would be ideal but with a smaller group size.”
Dr Shobhana Iyer says…” Simply superb!! Thanks for organising such a wonderful walk. The amount of info gathered could not be matched by numerous hours of reading…….Thanks a ton for helping us appreciate the wonder called Lalbagh. Looking forward to more such walks.”
Feel free to leave behind a comment or thought……..
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March 31, 2009 at 4:37 am |
Big Thanks to organiser….The visit to Lalbagh this time around changed the way we are supposed to look after and enjoy the nature from different perspective & also brought out a hidden ability of photography in me to capture magnificient beauty of nature. Keep it going…u r doing a fabalous job, All the best for ur future ventures too..
April 1, 2009 at 2:01 am |
thank you so much for a phenomenal experience. Information shared, not in a “teaching biology /preaching conservation” way, but through gentle dialogues. . .
Fun for all participants and learning – regardless if first time in lalbaugh or thousanth!
Great pictures too 🙂
April 3, 2009 at 6:12 am |
The Nature Walk was a nice concept. I got to know more about Lal Bagh, got to take so many pictures. I exhausted two rolls long before the conclusion of the walk. The piece de resistance was the Naga Champa tree. I never paid much attention to trees but not any more. A lot of the name plates on the trees at Lal Bagh have got rusted/worn out. These need to be fixed. Maybe we can have another walk where participants can help with the labelling of the many amazing varieties of trees.
Thanks to the organisers!