Sundarban Diary

The Sundarbans went to the Sundarbans in August 2017 this year to take pictures of the various species of Sundarbans. There are many experiences in the field of wildlife photography. Our team has visited various places in the forest - the photograph is taken, the details of the Sundarbans are also known - various biodiversity.

Waiting for a picture of wildlife in Sundarban's Katka area. Waiting for the photograph, photographer (documentary and travel photographer) Noor Ahmed Zillal

It was wonderful to travel around the weekend at MV Dingi in Bengal excursion. We had to wake up at 4.30 / 5.00 in the night of every day. We came out of the ship with small boat to see wildlife in the canals and go out to take pictures. According to experts, the best time to visit wildlife in the Sundarbans is the rainy season.

To see the wild animals in the Sundarbans during the rainy season - good time. If I did not go to the Sundarbans in this rainy season, I could not enjoy the beauty of that! Our ships were then anchored in the beautiful canal. We finished the meal, we were sitting in the ship, in the odd faces. Then I saw the clouds running on the forest with black clouds - in a remote country, the fantastic landscapes! Though only a few

In the rainy season, the panoramic view of the Sundarbans is taken. Chobi: Monirul Alam

Although rainy season for the tourists is not a suitable time for traveling in the Sundarbans, due to various reasons including forest storms, low tide, bore, forest environment and life are different, while traveling in the forest, it becomes risky! However, those who love forests-natured people; Poet guru- Rabindra Nath Tagore, on his small boat to see the form of rainy season - the Ulma Padma has revolted around; The story of all life stories

A lot of time has passed in the afternoon. Our boat carrying is anchored in a small jetty of Katka range. This place is opposite the Katakana forest office. There is a watch tower. There is a way to walk in this watch tower, which is risky, to fight with wild animals. There are chances!

Dense forest on both sides of this narrow path - sometimes the Himalayan shrub and the forest of Hudora - these are ideal places to hide the tiger maidas. In particular, they get fired in these places to catch prey. Our guide, Siraj Bhai, warned everyone again, the area So that we can be careful. Even though a forest department guard with our team is always alert with the weapon. Then the tiger mama is said!

The watch tower will be about 40 feet high. It has climbed upwards, a lot. The watch tower is on top of the tower; It looks very far for the forest. It was a beautiful beauty of the Sundarbans that I saw in the beautiful. If you want to see wild animals from here - it will be quite silent. In particular, deer's flock wanders here When we get the sound of the people, they enjoy the grass. They are hidden in the forest, they are hidden in the forest. If it is good, then the tiger mama can meet! We waited long in this watch tower. After a long wait, I found the pictures of some of the great moods of the deer. To get a good picture of Wild Life, definitely good quality. Tele lens should be to stay with the tripod.

Pictures of deer from watch tower in Katka range area. Photo: Monirul Alam

We saw deer flax, giuseppe, lots of birds and butterflies from this watch tower. The pictures were taken from them. The forest landscapes were wonderful to me from this Watch Tower - especially the Himalayan forests, the forest of Hudora known and unknown.

One thing that came to me to take photographs of Wild Life was that I did not take closeup photos of the wildlife with the telescope, but if I could take pictures by linking the forest or the environment of the forest, along with much acceptance - it is aesthetic. Our next destination from this watch tower -Culture Forest Office