Friday, December 19, 2008

Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary, southern India. 04 Dec 2008

Charlie of 10,000birds was at Vedanthangal a fortnight ago, and here's a link to his interesting and amusing trip report

Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary, southern India. 04 Dec 2008

I have a personal jinx with that place.  I can count upto five opportunities over the last two years that I've had to visit, and have had to cancel in the last minute.

Its only worth visiting at this time of the year.   This is also the happening time for me in Madras, what with exams, kutcheris, NRI visitors, weddings, reunions ...and of course work deadlines.  Excuses, excuses, you say, and I have to agree.

Sigh!  Anyways, until I visit Charlie's report should more than suffice!

PS: There's another great post on Pond Herons as well from Charlie.  He describes the confusion between the flying white bird and the sitting brown bird rather well!!

Update:  Some photos from the MNS trip

Picasa Web Albums - Sharky - Vedanthangal Trip

6 comments:

  1. Thanks for the link - I thoroughly enjoyed reading Charlie's account.
    Hopefully you will have better luck next year re: visiting Vedanthangal.

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  2. Thanks Kamini! Maybe we should go together?! Your luck may break my jinx!

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  3. Hi Flowergirl, thanks for the link and the lovely comments! You know I asked you where your blog had gone? It's because in your email signature the address given is http://madraswander.blogspot.com/ and not http://madraswanderer.blogspot.com/

    All the best for 2009
    Charlie

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  4. Thanks Charlie for pointing out the problem...will be more careful next time!
    And take a look at some more great flamingo and pelican pictures on the latest post..

    Best wishes for 2009, looking forward to more entertaining accounts from you!

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  6. Nice post. I really liked your pictures. Thanks for sharing. The land of Taj Mahal and aromatic spices, an exciting blend of colours and cultures, a melange of arts and a sanctuary of technology, and richly flavoured to the very last drop, India holds out millions of mysteries for the curious traveller. Come, find your own adventure! Check out all bird sanctuaries in India also.

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