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Chestnut Bellied Sandgrouse (male)
12.07.2026
Anta, Sorsan Baran Rajasthan
#birds #birdphotography #wildlifephotography #wildlife #nikonphotography by @alpha_siddhant

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Locking horns!
Black buck
12.07.2026
Anta Sorsan Baran Rajasthan
#wildlife #wildlifephotography #nikon #forest #naturephotography by @alpha_siddhant

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13 days ago

Blossom
#lotus #flowerslovers by @alpha_siddhant

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Chestnut Bellied Sandgrouse (female)
12.07.2026
Anta, Sorsan Baran Rajasthan
#bird #birdphotography #wildlifephotography #wildlife #nikon by @alpha_siddhant

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13 days ago

Argumentatively persuasive
Flamingos are pure elegance and grace.
Greater Flamingo
Location: Kota, Rajasthan
Shot on : 11.05,2026
Gear: #nikon z6 III 180-600 mm
#birds #birdphotography #wildlife #wildlifephotography @gujrat_tourism @wwfindia @wwf @unitednations @rajasthanforestdepartment @thewildtrails_ranthambore @naturein_focus @wildlife_by_priyankameena @jeffrey__simon @mannan.arya @natgeo @nature @gurudatt_wildlifephotography @ataavibirdfoundation @rajasthan_tourism @aarzoo_khurana by @alpha_siddhant

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19 days ago

Each day in Auli was magnum opus showcasing surprises nature stores!
#traveling #tourism #indiapictures #mountain #photographer by @alpha_siddhant

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21 days ago

National bird or crush?
Indian peacocks are symbol of rains! With monsoon advancing it will be amazing to witness the beauty unfolding. Scientifically it should be impossible for male to fly with bulk of weathers but then nature always has some surprises stored!
Location: Halol, Gujrat
Shot on : 19.06.2026
Gear: #nikon z6 III 180-600 mm
#wildlife #rain #birdphotography #wildlifephotography gujrat WWF-India WWF International United Nations Madhya Pradesh Tiger Foundation Samiti Madhya Pradesh Tourism Rajasthan Forest Department Rajasthan Tourism Madhya Pradesh Tiger Foundation Samiti Madhya Pradesh Tourism Kenneth Lawrence Jeffrey | Wildlife photographer Sudhir Shivaram Aarzoo Khurana Wildlife Division Kota @wildshotsbysakshi Nature inFocus Rajasthan Forest Department Ranthambore National Park Discovery @naturein_focus @natureismetal @rajeevguglani_wildlifer @forest_gujrat_gf @gujrattourismofficial @aarzoo_khurana @kennethlawrencephotography @jeffrey__simon @sudhirshivaram by @alpha_siddhant

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The big boy/ T2408, male tiger was relocated to Mukundra Tiger range from Ranthambore as an initiative to increase tiger population in Mukundra range. The tiger happens to be around 4 years and has just about started to feel his territory. The undisputed king! The Mukundra Safari, Kota is on and is must visit only caveat being follow the rules of jungle. Be silent as you watch nature unfold. Respect wildlife’s privacy. Keep all your gadgets on silence mode. Keep the forests clean and stay calm! Not every trail is successful but when you find something as amazing as this beast, the failed attempts appear more small part of grand scheme. DO NOT USE IMAGES WITHOUT PERMISSION
Location: Kota, Rajasthan
Shot on : 15.06.2026
Gear: #nikon z6 III 180-600 mm
#wildlife #tiger #wildlife #wildlifephotography gujrat WWF-India WWF International United Nations Madhya Pradesh Tiger Foundation Samiti Madhya Pradesh Tourism Rajasthan Forest Department Rajasthan Tourism Madhya Pradesh Tiger Foundation Samiti Madhya Pradesh Tourism Kenneth Lawrence Jeffrey | Wildlife photographer Sudhir Shivaram Aarzoo Khurana Wildlife Division Kota @wildshotsbysakshi Nature inFocus Rajasthan Forest Department Ranthambore National Park Discovery @ranthambhorewildlife @mhtr_kota @kotacityraj @kennethlawrencephotography @naturein_focus @sudhirshivaram @aarzoo_khurana @mhtrtigerreserve @ranthambhorepark @wildlifedivisionkota @rajasthanforestdepartment by @alpha_siddhant

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Indian Wolf: Subspecies of Indian Grey wolf, declining grasslands has reduced their population seriously, sadly no official records exist but they are estimated to be less than 3000 making them extremely rare. Indian wolves contrary to other wolf species are in smaller pack. The adaptation seems to have been forced one. Their legs are skinniest and more taller than other wolf species.
Male has his tail cut short while female has cataract in on her left eye.
Location: Kota, Rajasthan
Shot on : 12.06.2026
Gear: #nikon z6 III 180-600 mm
#wildlife #wolf #wildlife #wildlifephotography gujrat WWF-India WWF International United Nations Madhya Pradesh Tiger Foundation Samiti Madhya Pradesh Tourism Rajasthan Forest Department Rajasthan Tourism Madhya Pradesh Tiger Foundation Samiti Madhya Pradesh Tourism Kenneth Lawrence Jeffrey | Wildlife photographer Sudhir Shivaram Aarzoo Khurana Wildlife Division Kota @wildshotsbysakshi Nature inFocus Rajasthan Forest Department Ranthambore National Park Discovery by @alpha_siddhant

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Flamingos are pure elegance and grace.
Greater Flamingo
Location: Kota, Rajasthan
Shot on : 11.05,2026
Gear: #nikon z6 III 180-600 mm
#birds #birdphotography #wildlife #wildlifephotography @gujrat_tourism @wwfindia @wwf @unitednations @rajasthanforestdepartment @thewildtrails_ranthambore @naturein_focus @wildlife_by_priyankameena @jeffrey__simon @mannan.arya @natgeo @nature @gurudatt_wildlifephotography @ataavibirdfoundation @rajasthan_tourism @aarzoo_khurana by @alpha_siddhant

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Sarus Crane: Tallest flying birds
Location: Kota, Rajasthan
Shot on : 11.06.2026
Gear: #nikon z6 III 180-600 mm
#wildlife #birds #wildlifephotography @gujrat_tourism @wwfindia @wwf @unitednations @rajasthanforestdepartment @rajasthan_tourism @mptfs.official @mptourism @kennethlawrencephotography @jeffrey__simon @sudhirshivaram @aarzoo_khurana @wildlifedivisionkota @wildshotsbysakshi @naturein_focus @kotacityraj @kotakibaat_2 @inside_indian_forest by @alpha_siddhant

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Cheetahs from Kuno, Sheopur M.P. Have been frequent visitors in Rajasthan but this time it was different, Mother ‘Veera’ was seen with her 15 month son KVP-2. While often mothers are protective, this was first time I actually witnessed how wild mothers like to keep their offsprings under their shadows. Veera kept looking after her son through out and almost always took the lead. KVP-2 an obedient son, followed his mother while maintaining his curiosity. Veera has already her other son KVP-1 last year. The rules of Jungle dictate that sooner or later, Veera and her son KVP- 2 are bound to separate, but so long as they live together, they appear almost certainly inseparable.
Location: Baran, Rajasthan
Shot on : 10.06.2026
Gear: #nikon z6 III 180-600 mm
#wildlife #cheetah #wildlife #wildlifephotography gujrat WWF-India WWF International United Nations Madhya Pradesh Tiger Foundation Samiti Madhya Pradesh Tourism Rajasthan Forest Department Rajasthan Tourism Madhya Pradesh Tiger Foundation Samiti Madhya Pradesh Tourism Kenneth Lawrence Jeffrey | Wildlife photographer Sudhir Shivaram Aarzoo Khurana Wildlife Division Kota @wildshotsbysakshi Nature inFocus Rajasthan Forest Department Ranthambore National Park Discovery by @alpha_siddhant

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