Wildlife photography appeals to all be it viewers or photographers. It draws eagerness and interest and has gained a lot of popularity these days. Are you also looking for ideas to improve your photography? If yes, then Saxen Van Coller is the right person to resort to. She has been photographing the wild for years now. She has traveled half the globe clicking species that are almost on the verge of extinction.
Well, there are a number of wildlife reserves and sanctuaries that she has been to yet she loves going to India. It is a place that has a huge diversity of wildlife from north to south. The country has more that 550 wildlife sanctuaries and a haven for her. She enjoys the Indian wildlife a lot owing to its varied moods of the weather and regions. As a wildlife photographer,these sanctuaries are extremely valuable while it is completely safe and secure. Some of the sanctuaries that she visit the most are:
The Bharatpur Sanctuary: when you need good nature photography, for various species of birds it is one of the best place. It is home to more than 200 species of birds and an apt place for a wildlife safari tour. Also a world heritage site it has popular species such as ducks, eagles, wagtail etc. It has also housed various migrating bird species along with some animals like boar,and chital. Like its abundant wildlife the place is also perfect with is large natural view.
Ranthambore National Park: the largest national park in northern India. It is known for its tigers and is one of the best places to see them in their natural jungle habitat. Tigers here can be spotted even in the daytime but the best time to see the tigers here are in November and May. You get to see leopard, nilgai, wild boar,sambar, hyena, sloth bear, and chital. The sanctuary is also home to a wide variety of trees, plants, birds and reptiles, as well as one of the largest banyan trees in India.
Bandhavgarh National Park: for Saxen Van Coller it is a haven. She loves taking photographs of tiger and Bandhavgarh has the highest number of tigers. The park is also a large breeding population of leopards, and various species of deer. It also has the highest density of the Bengal tigers in the world and is home to some famous named individual tigers some of them have even been on the cover page of National Geographic as well.
Before you go to any place for photography it is essential to grab a good piece of information and knowledge. Wildlife sanctuaries in India have so much to offer and for Saxen Van Coller it a must visit place once a year. Well, if you are also a photography enthusiast like her then its must to see these places.
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