Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Makna at Infinity Corbett Wilderness
This makna, or tuskless male, appeared on the river bank opposite out Deck much to the delight our guests.
Elephant (Makna) at Infinity Corbett Wilderness from Infinity Resorts on Vimeo.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Birds of Infinity Corbett Wilderness | 5
White-throated Fantail (Rhipidura albicollis), albicollis means 'white throat'
Ali-Ripley number (1454-9)
This is the subspecies R.a.canescens (Koelz), "distinguished from other members of the genus by its entire dark belly." (Ali-Ripley 1983)
They say that it prefers shady places of forests and wooded nullahs and "flits tirelessly" after its prey of insects. It breeds from March to August.
Here at Infinity Wilderness, the White-throated Fantail, an irritated looking bird, is found in the run-off or tiny rivulets and stagnant pools water by the River Kosi. These tend to have a lot of insects around the water and the banks have vegetation that shelters the bird. It swoops down after the insects and then returns to cover. It is a fast-moving bird and a nightmare to photograph.
Ali-Ripley number (1454-9)
This is the subspecies R.a.canescens (Koelz), "distinguished from other members of the genus by its entire dark belly." (Ali-Ripley 1983)
They say that it prefers shady places of forests and wooded nullahs and "flits tirelessly" after its prey of insects. It breeds from March to August.
Here at Infinity Wilderness, the White-throated Fantail, an irritated looking bird, is found in the run-off or tiny rivulets and stagnant pools water by the River Kosi. These tend to have a lot of insects around the water and the banks have vegetation that shelters the bird. It swoops down after the insects and then returns to cover. It is a fast-moving bird and a nightmare to photograph.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Saving the big cat: can tigers, people co-exist?
Sunday, May 2, 2010
The Corbett Foundation celebrations
The anniversary celebrations of The Corbett Foundation were held recently. Here are two images. The others may be seen on our Facebook page here.
Mrs Rina D Khatau, Vice-Chairperson of The Corbett Foundation and Managing Director, Infinity Resorts, with a winner from the previous day's Tiger Fest held at Ramnagar. In the background, from left to right, Dr Harendra Bargalli, Deputy Director, The Corbett Foundation, Mr Ravi Singh, CEO, WWF-India, and Mr Dilip D Khatau, Chairman, The Corbett Foundation and Chairman, Infinity Resorts
from left to right: Dr. Divyabhanusinh Chavda, Dr. M. K. Ranjitsinh, Mr Dilip D Khatau, (all members of the National Board of Wildlife), and Mrs Rina D Khatau
Saturday, May 1, 2010
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