



I am no Henry David Thoreau but every pond of Haryana is a Walden Pond. There is no Ganga in Haryana, but every water irrigation channel is as sacred as the holy river to me. Nature dresses and undresses my countryside. Every outing is a new illustrated chapter of live birds. My aim is to write my experiences as a birdwatcher's journey in his neighbourhood. And this should be true for other states as well.
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Dear Suresh ji,
All the photographs in this post (Specially of Sarus Crane) are fascinating.The informations are also well.
--Pankaj Sharma.
I can imagine your feelings about the tiger centipede. But maybe your son was right?
Thank you Dr Pankaj and Flowergirl.
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