WWF-India, MSO had arranged a nature education camp at Peinganga and Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuaries from 1st to 5th June, 2013. Given below is the list of some of the sightings.
Peinganga WLS |
Tipeshwar WLS |
Forest rest house at peinganga |
Interaction with Forest Official- DCF Akola. We got to learn so many new things from this. We are thankful to The DCF, Akola and entire forest department for their help and guidance. |
Nature trail at Peinganga |
Flora:
.Mango (Mangifera
indica)
2.
Karanj (Pongamia glabra)
3.
Ain (Terminalia tomentosa)
4.
Achar, Charoli (Buchanania latifolia)
5.
Indian Gooseberry, Avla (Phyllanthus emblica)
6.
Crepe Myrtle (Lagerstroemia parviflora)
7.
Teak wood tree (Tectona grandis)
8. Palas/Flame of the forest (Butea monosperma)
9.
Rui/Milkweed plant (Calotropis gigantea)
10.
Khair/Catechu tree (Acacia catechu)
11.
Kadulimb/Neem tree (Azadirachta indica)
12.
Garuga/Kakad (Garuga pinnata)
13.Arjun (Terminalia arjuna)
Fauna
Forest Calotes |
Insects
1.
Paper wasp
2.
Shield bug
3.
Honey bees
4.
Digger wasp
5.
Red cotton bug
Reptiles:
1.
Forest Calotes
Birds:
1.
Grey hornbill
2.
Common babbler
3.
Common myna
4.
Rose-ringed parakeets
5.
Indian roller
White throated kingfisher |
6.
Cormorant
7.
Cattle egret
8.
Red vented bulbul
9.
Red whiskered bulbul
10.
Oriental magpie robin
Grey Hornbill |
11.
Brahminy myna
12.
Bush chat?
13.
Black drongo
14.
Black hooded oriole
15.
Shikra
16.
Black kite
17. Flowerpecker
18. Purple sunbird
19. Common tailor-bird
20. White throated kingfisher
21. Indian peafowl
22. Fantail flycatcher
Black drongo |
Babbler |
Spotted deer |
Nilgai |
Mammals:
1.
Nilgai
2.
Hanuman Langur
3.
Wild boar
4. Spotted deer
5. Indian Jackals
Solar panel installed in Tipeshwar WLS near waterhole |
Tipeshwar WLS |
ALL PHOTOGRAPHS ARE CLICKED BY MR. AKSHAY TALWALKAR
Report by
Gauri Gurav
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