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Asia

Southern Asia

11 photos

Western Asia

1 photo

Pausing at the Water's Edge

Pausing at the Water’s Edge

Panthera tigris (Tiger)

Mount Ararat Rising Above Winter Clouds

Mount Ararat Rising Above Winter Clouds

Ole Blue Eyes

Ole Blue Eyes

Panthera pardus (Leopard)

A rhesus monkey with a red face and gray-brown fur sits on a bare branch, looking directly at the camera with an alert expression.

Rhesus Macaque Watches From Bare Branch

Macaca mulatta (Rhesus Monkey)

A tiny juvenile Hanuman langur nestled against an adult langur on a branch, looking directly at the camera with alert eyes.

Newborn Hanuman Langur Clings to Mother

Semnopithecus entellus (Hanuman langur)

Jungle Owlet Perched and Alert

Jungle Owlet

Glaucidium radiatum (Jungle Owlet)

Two Indian Rollers perched together on a dead tree stub, the upper bird with wings spread displaying blue and chestnut plumage against a clear blue sky.

Bug! Bug will keep us together*

Coracias benghalensis (Indian Roller)

A blue-black bird with a prominent crest and long tail streamers perches on a curved branch against a pale sky, looking watchful.

Feathery finery

Dicrurus paradiseus (Greater Racket-tailed Drongo)

A male tiger's face fills the frame, looking directly at the camera with mouth slightly open, showing amber eyes and white facial markings against a blurred green background.

Staredown

Panthera tigris (Tiger)

A small brown and white barred owl perched upright on a branch with lichen and green foliage, looking directly at the camera with alert yellow eyes.

Jungle Owlet Perched and Alert

Glaucidium radiatum (Jungle Owlet)

A tiger lies resting in shallow water, facing the camera with alert eyes, surrounded by green vegetation and reflected in the still water of a forest stream.

Tiger Resting in Forest Stream

Panthera tigris (Tiger)

Two colorful green and yellow bee-eaters perch on a bare branch, with one holding an insect in its beak and offering it to the other bird in a courtship display.

Bee Mine

Merops orientalis (Asian Green Bee-eater)