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Spider and the damselfly

Nature always has surprises in store. It was a nice bright morning and there was a pleasant breeze blowing, sending a shiver down my spine once in a while. All the plants were swaying in this breeze. And a spider…

KarthikJanuary 3, 2008October 20, 2015 Nature Notes
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Mudskipper

We were on a birdwatching trip to the eastern coast in south India. While watching a flock of flamingos, some movement on the ground, close to the edge of water, caught my attention. In the area where I noticed the…

KarthikDecember 3, 2007February 25, 2016 Nature Notes
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The Mole Cricket

The Mole Cricket has an apt name – it is a cricket (an insect) that burrows and tunnels like a mole (insectivore-mammal). They are generally small and grow to about 5 cm. Most mole crickets have wings and can fly.…

KarthikNovember 2, 2007February 25, 2016 Nature Notes
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The Dung Beetle

Puff, pant, puff, pant… is what you are very likely to hear when any human being is asked to roll an object many times his size and weight. But I did not hear any such sounds when crouching down and…

KarthikOctober 2, 2007October 20, 2015 Nature Notes
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Grey Musk Shrew

It is a little more than twelve years since I encountered a little animal in a quaint little hill station in southern India. On that occasion, I had a very good view this animal and was able to identify it…

KarthikSeptember 3, 2007October 20, 2015 Nature Notes
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