Cyclone Amphan brings five new sea birds to Bangladesh
At least five new birds were seen for the first time in Bangladesh between May 21 and 22 this year.
4y ago
Brown Crake in Bangladesh: a century-long wait
It’s quite an incredible feat to still have more than 600 species of birds in our country and with the increasing numbers of birdwatchers and wildlife photographers every year, many new species are being discovered or rediscovered.
5y ago
The silent spirit of the skies
We awoke before sunrise to the sound of rain and the smell of wet earth, slightly worried about the trail that we were taking for the
6y ago
Nature Quest: A quest for eagle nest
Cool morning air brushed against my face as I looked at the plains where countrymen were out on their fields--plowing, irrigating, or
6y ago
A naturalist's letter to Dhaka parents
A narrow 50-meter creek running along a muddy road next to our house was a passage for fish and other aquatic animals.
7y ago
Nature Quest: Eden of egrets
Unlike winter, monsoon is a quiet season for bird-watchers and travellers but the season holds its own beauty. For nature lovers, it's a
7y ago
An unseen world worth preserving
I remember my failed attempts to draw the convoluted coast of Bangladesh during art classes possibly 25 years ago.
7y ago
Eyes in the shadows
Six years ago we were camping at Hail Haor in Moulvibazar's Sreemangal to study migratory passerine birds. Although our work involved watching birds early in the morning,
7y ago
June 19, 2020
Cyclone Amphan brings five new sea birds to Bangladesh
At least five new birds were seen for the first time in Bangladesh between May 21 and 22 this year.
April 19, 2019
Brown Crake in Bangladesh: a century-long wait
It’s quite an incredible feat to still have more than 600 species of birds in our country and with the increasing numbers of birdwatchers and wildlife photographers every year, many new species are being discovered or rediscovered.
May 11, 2018
The silent spirit of the skies
We awoke before sunrise to the sound of rain and the smell of wet earth, slightly worried about the trail that we were taking for the
February 23, 2018
Nature Quest: A quest for eagle nest
Cool morning air brushed against my face as I looked at the plains where countrymen were out on their fields--plowing, irrigating, or
November 3, 2017
A naturalist's letter to Dhaka parents
A narrow 50-meter creek running along a muddy road next to our house was a passage for fish and other aquatic animals.
July 14, 2017
Nature Quest: Eden of egrets
Unlike winter, monsoon is a quiet season for bird-watchers and travellers but the season holds its own beauty. For nature lovers, it's a
April 14, 2017
An unseen world worth preserving
I remember my failed attempts to draw the convoluted coast of Bangladesh during art classes possibly 25 years ago.
March 31, 2017
Eyes in the shadows
Six years ago we were camping at Hail Haor in Moulvibazar's Sreemangal to study migratory passerine birds. Although our work involved watching birds early in the morning,
September 23, 2016
Nature Quest: Secret life of the Slow Loris
As the final light of the day hid behind the canopy, the first bat of the night unfolded its wings and the last bird of the day
September 2, 2016
Nature Quest: The end of colourful peafowl
Karim mama used to display bird feathers just across our school gate. He only had feathers of one kind -- long and spatula-
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