Birding and Widlife photograpghy at the Saswad Grassland PUNE INDIA. PART-1. 

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Thanks for the appreciation. The sole purpose of this channel is to spread awareness and develop a sense of responsibility among wildlife enthusiasts and common people.

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Exactly where? Please suggest

I am from lonand can you help me how to reach this grassland any contact

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I have seen bonelli's eagle a couple of times near Dhawleshar mandir at amble gaon. In the month of October.

Thanks for the appreciation. Yes, I do carry a tripod for filming, its a must have, but birds/ animals won't always give you enough time to set the tripod, so sometimes I shoot handheld too and stabilize the footages in post.

Thanks.. This video was not shot at any one specific location, it's a collection of footages taken at different places, from Dive ghat to Jejuri, wagahpur to bhuleshwar... Explore yourself. Every village has something special to offer.

@@soumyajitmistry I had been there but couldn't get my luck on to see these..👍

I used Nikon 200-500 lens with my Nikon D3300 body for this trip

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The place is actually Saswad. Entire video was shot within Saswad to Jejuri. It is a 17 km stretch and each village has something special. Do explore a bit you will find amazing places.

That's great to know. May be some day I'll get there to explore..

Yeah sure. I have a very basic setup of nikon gears. A D3300 body with 200-500mm lens.

The video was not shot at any particular place I visited several villages between dive-ghat and jejuri. Every village is a good birding spot.

I really wish to do so. I went back looking for the wolves 3 times, spend 3 days each trip on field, but still no luck, didn't get to see them once. But I will try again..

I appreciate your hard work sir...Keep exploring India's all these unpopular beauties.....

I looked for a guide but there is none. The locals could be helpful if U understand their language.

I agree.. But despite its population density india has been able to conserve and increase majority of its wild fauna and flora. Especially the big cats. This is due to the tolerance shown by village folks despite enduring some human animal conflict.

@@surajbiradar9827 22 species have gone extinct there which is a lot plus there is hasn't been strict rules for people introducing animals from other countries in India which has also had its affects.

@@rnldmanuel88 There are more species saved like the tiger, Asiatic lion, one horned rhino, blackbuck, swamp deer(barasingha), gharial, indian gazzelle, Asiatic wild water Buffalo, sangai deer and pigmy hog to name a few. But there are some major extinction like Asiatic cheetah, javan rhinoceros which happened before independence. And I am not sure what you are referring here with "introducing animals from other countries" I don't recall any invasive species that has come to india.