March 21, 2017

Indian Gaur

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March 21, 2017
Indian Gaur

Species: Indian Gaur | Location: Mudumalai National Park, Tamilnadu, India

By Gopinath Kollur

As we were coming back from our drive in Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary, the light was getting better. Suddenly we saw an Indian gaur feeding her baby—the position was perfect for a good shot. It was an unforgettable moment as I had never seen a Indian gaur feeding in the wild.

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Mumbai based wildlife enthusiastic and nature lover,love to be in the jungles of India.

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