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Wildlife photographer Lingampalli Krishna addressed students in Adilabad on International Tiger Day, urging them to understand the critical role tigers play in maintaining ecological balance.

It’s been a remarkable journey for 28-year-old Aishwarya Sridhar, the only daughter of Sridhar Ranganathan, a former Vodafone employee, and homemaker Rani Sridhar. Now, Aishwarya is back in the spotlight for all the right reasons with her latest documentary on a male leopard named ‘Rana’, filmed in Jhalana, Rajasthan — a gripping tale of the big cat’s coming-of-age and his bold challenge against his own father.

Abdul Raheem, a software professional from Karimnagar and a member of Hyderabad Birding Pals (HBP) said he had captured a photograph of the bird while he was birding at the tank

Krishna said he noticed the kingfisher struggling on the ground, entangled in the hazardous kite-flying thread used during the Sankranthi festival. He then carefully freed the bird from the thread wrapped around its wings and released it back into the sky.

Wildlife photographer and environmentalist Jimmy Carter Polimati has recorded the highest number of butterflies during the Big Butterfly Month- 2024 (BBM) by clicking pictures of a whopping 182 species of butterflies.

Hari had sent nine pictures, all of which went through the second round. The names of photographers and locations are hidden when the online voting is open.

Lingampalli Krishna, a barber turned wildlife photographer from Adilabad town exhibited 100 odd photographs featuring tribal lifestyle and culture to mark World Tribal Day.

Lingampalli Krishna, a barber turned wildlife photographer of Adilabad town, will exhibit his photographs on tribal lifestyle and culture on the premises of Government Degree College.

Sangareddy: In a rare achievement, a Hyderabad-based wildlife photographer documented 1,000 bird species out of 1,350 birds identified in India thus becoming the first ever Telugu man to cross the milestone. The seasoned birder Sriram Reddy is only the 25th man in India to record so many bird species on Indian soil. During a birding […]

Following the heavy rains, certain seasonal waterfalls located in the dense forests of different parts of the district have come alive

Founder of Animal Welfare Conservation Society, Pradeep Nair has opined that the incident has once again underlined the importance of discarding the things in a proper way.

“Building of nests has become a challenge for the birds, particularly for the house sparrows due to different reasons."