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Wild Lancer
India
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2022
Wildlancer is born out of a passion for wildlife photography and a desire to explore the beautiful Planet Earth. This channel offers the netizens a visual tour of the various places the wildlancers have scouted, and the exciting glimpses into the animal kingdom they have been blessed with. In addition, the viewers are rewarded with details about the locations, including travel options, information on local guides and other interesting anecdotes, thereby providing a ready itinerary if and when the viewers wish to visit any of those places. The channel also offers some ‘behind the scene’ (BTS) tutorials to help the viewers understand how certain images were captured. Guidelines on sustainability and preserving the wildlife for the upcoming generations are other important goals the wildlancers pledge to work on.
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Mangalajodi: A Birdwatcher’s Paradise | Wildlife Photography India | OTDC Tourism
Manglajodi is located in the Khurda district in Odisha, along the northern edge of Chilika Lagoon. The nearest railway station is Khurda Junction, and the nearest airport is at Bhuvaneshwar, 75 km away.
The area comprises of a vast marshland which is connected with Chilka via channels cut through the reedbeds. The fresh-water zone is home to thousands of water birds. The region is blessed with enough fish for both the birds, as well as the local people, as fish is an integral part of the daily diet of the locals. Fishing is the main livelihood of most of the local villagers. They go on overnight fishing trips, and sell their fresh haul to the local markets.
Along with fishing, tourism is also an alternative source of income for the local people. Thousands of tourists, including a rich mix of photographers and ornithologists, visit Manglajodi every year, mostly between the cooler months of October to March, to observe a wide variety of birds preying in the shallow waters of Manglajodi. The place is best explored by a country boat rowed manually by villagers which enables the viewer to experience the birds from a close proximity. It is indeed a treat for the eyes to watch the congregation of 2 to 3 lakhs of birds, some of whom fly thousands of kilometres all the way from central Asia and Europe, across the mighty Himalayas to spend their winter here, and return to their northerly homes for the summer.
Most commonly found species include whistling duck, ruddy shelduck, Northern pintail, Northern shoveler , Gadwall, Grebe, Garganey in large numbers during the winter months. You can also find many other birds like Godwit, Stint, whiskered tern , ruff, sand piper , purple heron , grey heron , Black headed and gloss Ibis, open bill stork etc.
The situation was, however, not as ideal a few years back. In an attempt to introduce some diversity, the nearby restaurants started adding bird’s meat in their menu. While locals have had hunted birds for generations here, this sudden surge in demand dramatically increased the number of birds being killed, and people started to resort to illegal means to hunt birds. Poachers emerged, who started using poison for killing the birds with an aim to make some quick money. Mangalajodi soon became infamous as the “poachers village”. The alarming situation was reflected in the bird census of 2000, where the number of aquatic birds came down to 5000 from the usual count of 1 to 2 lakhs.
Fortunately, the Chilika development authority, the Department of Forest and environment, and other private agencies came forward to address the issue on an urgent basis. They enforced strict anti-poaching laws and hunting regulations, and also raised awareness amongst the locals and provided with alternative livelihoods. Eventually, they managed to put an end to the poaching. The villagers realised the damaging impact on the ecosystem. The governing bodies formed bird protection committee comprising of the villagers. They have now transformed into naturalists, who actively patrol and protect the marshes from potential bird poachers, monitor bird population, coordinate with forest department, assist in research and take tourists around on birding trips.
Mangalajodi has come a long way since then, and its conservation story of poachers turned to protectors is well known.
#photography #nature #birdslover #Mangalajodi #chilkalake #wildlife
The area comprises of a vast marshland which is connected with Chilka via channels cut through the reedbeds. The fresh-water zone is home to thousands of water birds. The region is blessed with enough fish for both the birds, as well as the local people, as fish is an integral part of the daily diet of the locals. Fishing is the main livelihood of most of the local villagers. They go on overnight fishing trips, and sell their fresh haul to the local markets.
Along with fishing, tourism is also an alternative source of income for the local people. Thousands of tourists, including a rich mix of photographers and ornithologists, visit Manglajodi every year, mostly between the cooler months of October to March, to observe a wide variety of birds preying in the shallow waters of Manglajodi. The place is best explored by a country boat rowed manually by villagers which enables the viewer to experience the birds from a close proximity. It is indeed a treat for the eyes to watch the congregation of 2 to 3 lakhs of birds, some of whom fly thousands of kilometres all the way from central Asia and Europe, across the mighty Himalayas to spend their winter here, and return to their northerly homes for the summer.
Most commonly found species include whistling duck, ruddy shelduck, Northern pintail, Northern shoveler , Gadwall, Grebe, Garganey in large numbers during the winter months. You can also find many other birds like Godwit, Stint, whiskered tern , ruff, sand piper , purple heron , grey heron , Black headed and gloss Ibis, open bill stork etc.
The situation was, however, not as ideal a few years back. In an attempt to introduce some diversity, the nearby restaurants started adding bird’s meat in their menu. While locals have had hunted birds for generations here, this sudden surge in demand dramatically increased the number of birds being killed, and people started to resort to illegal means to hunt birds. Poachers emerged, who started using poison for killing the birds with an aim to make some quick money. Mangalajodi soon became infamous as the “poachers village”. The alarming situation was reflected in the bird census of 2000, where the number of aquatic birds came down to 5000 from the usual count of 1 to 2 lakhs.
Fortunately, the Chilika development authority, the Department of Forest and environment, and other private agencies came forward to address the issue on an urgent basis. They enforced strict anti-poaching laws and hunting regulations, and also raised awareness amongst the locals and provided with alternative livelihoods. Eventually, they managed to put an end to the poaching. The villagers realised the damaging impact on the ecosystem. The governing bodies formed bird protection committee comprising of the villagers. They have now transformed into naturalists, who actively patrol and protect the marshes from potential bird poachers, monitor bird population, coordinate with forest department, assist in research and take tourists around on birding trips.
Mangalajodi has come a long way since then, and its conservation story of poachers turned to protectors is well known.
#photography #nature #birdslover #Mangalajodi #chilkalake #wildlife
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Spotted Owlet Call | Spotted Owlet Sound | Owl Sound | Owl Photography | Owl Call
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কাজিরাঙা জাতীয় উদ্যান | Kaziranga National Park | Wildlife at kaziranga | Wildlife Photography
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Kaziranga National Park, Assam | Kaziranga Wildlife Tour | Wildlife Photography
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The Tiny Nocturnal | Fruit Bat Photography #wildlife #wildlifevideography #wildlifephotography
Can you tell me the zone in which you can saw the gibbons
Magical 🎉❤❤
Nice editing, par jaldi bol kal subah Palwal nikalna hai
Which camera have you used to shoot?
Khub sundor laglo ❤
অসামান্য ভিডিওগ্রাফি, এডিটিং ও ভয়েস ওভার। দারুণ লাগলো।
Beautiful ❤❤
बहुत सुंदर
Thank you so much
Awesome ❤ Great visuals. Keep going😊
Amazing footage! That looks like a huge snake (do you know what kind?) the bird caught near 4:40! The reptile was seemed to be “balling up”, but the hungry Ibis (cool bird!) managed to fully consume it all okay? It looked like the unlucky thing was desperately trying to wrap around her beak before sliding down that long throat! I wonder, does the large snake stand any chance of escaping if eaten in that condition? Maybe it can turn around inside the elastic throat/stomach and has a chance of survival here.
Thank you so much for you appreciation .It was checkered keelback snake, commonly found in that region.
Excellent visuals and great awareness story,all the best.Yash.
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Wow, Lovely 😀
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Excellent video and photography. Very informative @Arya. Thanks for showing both side of it. Excellent work done by Wild Lancer
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❤❤ lovely awesome
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In kaziranga there is no gaur and chital...
Nice video. Voice volume needs to be louder as it is getting muffle by music and ambient sounds
Happy independence day jay hind jay bharat 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
rest of eye... serenity
It is most important to save like this rare bird.
Splendid!
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Hello ❤❤🎉🎉
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Excellent video
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Exceptional photography
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Awesome ❤
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Darun Darun Darun
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The ending of the video was hard to watch but I understand the laws of nature.
Top notch!
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Darun ❤.
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Spectacular
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Good one👍
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Beautiful photography and video🥰 nice presentation and editing too👌 Great work team 👏👏
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Excellent 👍👍👍
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It's amazing. Keep going my brother. Wonderful work. Love it.
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Excellent Vai.. Keep it up 😊
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Excellent presentation ❤
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Very nice documentry 👍
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One more magical presentation 👌👌
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Stunning photography.
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Very well executed..excellent
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Very nice video
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So amazing dada 😍😍😍
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Great .....Bro...Keep up the good work...All the Best for the future
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Fantastic presentation ❤❤
Thank you! Cheers!
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Darun darun 👌
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Awesome fatafati
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