Birds of Infinity Corbett Wilderness | 7

Asian Paradise Flycatcher, Terpsiphone paradisi leucogaster, female

The white morphs of the males are found in the Corbett landscape (race leucogaster, Ali-Ripley). They are summer visitors to Infinity Corbett Wilderness and you will see them flitting about with the long white tail-streamers fluttering behind them.

They tend to be quite noisy and their repetitive whitiu-whitiu-tu whitiu-whitiu-tu is often heard near our elephant stable.

Birds of Infinity Corbett Wilderness | 6

House Sparrow Passer domesticus

A 'common' bird now increasingly uncommon. Once seen in great numbers, the humble House Sparrow has fallen victim to changing cropping patterns and changing styles of construction. We do see a few at Infinity Corbett Wilderness where they nest under the eaves.

Do your bit and set up a few feeders and nest boxes for sparrows, you can order them here:
http://www.natureforever.org/node/20

Dhikala teaser again, tusker

Another teaser from Dhikala chaur. This time a tusker.

Tusker at Dhikala from Infinity Resorts on Vimeo.

Dhikala teaser

Dhikala is a chaur, or grassland, at Corbett National Park which is known for its congregations of elephants. Here is a teaser of a small family group of elephants crossing a road leading to the chaur.

Dhikala, A small family group of elephant from Infinity Resorts on Vimeo.

View from a machan at Jhirna, Corbett National Park

The view from a machan at Jhirna, overlooking a seasonal stream, or sot.

View from a Machan, Jhirna, Corbett National Park from Infinity Resorts on Vimeo.

Wild Spa at Infinity Corbett Wilderness

This video shows the spa with the River Kosi in spate. You will not find a spa with a more dramatic location in India.

Wild Spa at Infinity Corbett Wilderness from Infinity Resorts on Vimeo.

The Deck at Infinity Corbett Wilderness with the river in spate

The Deck, overlooking the River Kosi is our al fresco dining area. Our guests enjoy sitting on The Deck and spotting wildlife. Who knows you may even see an elephant or a tiger!

See an elephant from The Deck at this post:

http://infinityresorts.blogspot.com/2010/05/makna-at-infinity-corbett-wilderness.html

The Deck at Infinity Corbett Wilderness with the river in spate from Infinity Resorts on Vimeo.