Greetings! I am Sibananda Bhanja, a devoted banker and Deputy General Manager of a Public Sector Bank. Nature’s embrace, provides me enormous consolation and delight. Captivated by the animal kingdom’s splendor, I went on a fascinating adventure “The Sundarban Tiger” as a wildlife photographer to capture nature’s amazing beauty via my lens.
I’m delighted to share an informative piece that goes into the world of the Sundarban National park and the incredible biodiversity hotspot. they bring. Join me on this wonderful journey of Bengal tigers, Mangrove forest Flora and fauna through one of nature’s most interesting ecosystems.
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The First Encounter: The Sundarban Tiger
Every stride a big cat takes in a photo shoot is a frame, and I had the honour of photographing “Choto Maa,” the Tigress of Sundarbans Biodiversity, on my first encounter. After a long search, on the second day we found Queen Choto Maa out in the open. Tiger sightings are usually great recollections for any wildlife photographer, and this was no exception.
Exploring the Enchanting Tiger Reserve in India
Sundarbans, a mesmerizing mangrove forest, stands as a beacon of natural allure of flora and fauna and enthralling biodiversity hotspot. Its unique ecosystem, located at the confluence of the Ganges, Brahmaputra, and Meghna rivers, boasts a rich tapestry of flora and fauna. The interplay of towering mangrove forest, winding rivers, and abundant wildlife is a sight to behold. From the regal Bengal Tigers to rare species of birds, the Sundarbans is a haven for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers. The irresistible charm lies in the harmonious coexistence of diverse species. All together makes it a magnet for visitors seeking an unforgettable encounter with the wonders of nature.
My Experiences: Biodiversity Hotspot of Sundarban
Biodiversity hotpsot is perhaps one of the most difficult sites in India to see and photograph tigers. The forest area is diiferent from other tiger reserve in India. Water safari routes have various limitations and limited boat movements, making spotting the bengal tiger difficult. It’s a game of patience in which you must play with some fresh pug markings. We need to calculate the assumptions and experiences of a good guide/boatman. It needs luck and blessings and a different strategy and game plan entirely. You must have faith in yourself and the full support of Mother Nature.
This wildlife photography capture was made possible by the tireless team efforts of the entire team. Thankful to Satyaki Naha, Sridam Gayen, Golok Gayen, Shibu Mondal, Amal Mondal, Pradip Mandal, and Mother Nature’s blessings. I used a Nikon Z9 and a Nikkor 500mm PF lens to capture this fantastic event.
Thank you for joining me on this thrilling adventure into the heart of the Sundarban national park, the biodiversity hotspot. Sundarban tiger awaits you.
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