Kabini forest - monsoon expedition
Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary or Kabini National Park is a famous tourist spot in southern Indian state of Karnataka, offering different kinds of animals, birds, and wildlife. It is situated in the southern-eastern part of Nagarhole National Park near Mysore, Karnataka, India. The Kabini National Park sprawls over an area of 55 acres of forestland, water-bodies and steep valleys. Our expedition went for 2 days with 3 safaris into woods of Kabini. It was drizzling when we reach the park but excited on exploring wildlife in rain Peacock-displaying his jewel with lust green frame the dancing king of the jungle, and probably the largest and most colourful beauty of the bird family, the peacock is synonymous with its iridescent tail feathers, which comprise about 65 percent of its body length. The plumage on a peacock’s tail is made up of almost 150 feathers that culminate in an eye at the tip. Spotted deer ,most common species in Nagarhole park. They stay in herd enjoying rain
