Much has changed since our last visit to Bandhavgarh last year. Many of the tigers that we met and loved last year are gone. One of Jhurjhura’s cubs died during the monsoon shortly after we left. However, the remaining two are still alive and remain inaccessible to the public. Chorbehra…
After a rocky start to our trip thanks to the ineptitude of British Airways, we eventually arrived in Bandhavgarh, 24 hours later than scheduled. Rather than take the overnight sleeper train from Delhi, this year, we opted to fly from Delhi to Jabalpur. The travelling was still hardcore, but by…
The cheetah cubs, one male and two females, were born at the beginning of July and have been named Malawi, Savannah and Tatu respectively. By the time we finally made it down to Colchester Zoo to see them, they were 4 months old. When we arrived at the enclosure, the…
We had so much fun doing our half day macro photography with Janet Robini that we decided to do a full day of macro with her. The advantage of having done the half day was that we had a better idea of what we wanted to photograph by way of…
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