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In Forests of Dooars, North Bengal

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(01-18-2019, 11:11 PM)peter Wrote: RISHI

Many thanks for a great tour on behalf of all! Fascinating journey, it was.

Just the first day...  I stopped as net speed fell & i couldn't upload pics anymore. Will continue tomorrow! Like

@Jimmy That part was the foothills region. You'd find similar places in Nepal & tigers in Bhutan. The area was much less populated i expected, with little degradation or fragmentation or livestock. Maybe tigers to have a chance in the area if they can work on the preybase. No elephants that high though, they live near the plains.

I'll go into details shortly, letme just finish up.
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In Forests of Dooars, North Bengal - Rishi - 01-01-2019, 03:48 PM
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