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December 11th 2010

Published: December 12th 2010

Since I was a young kid I have always loved wildlife, so when we decided to travel I pinpointed a few National Parks. Sarah and I visited Mudamulai National Park and Kanha National Park. Both jungles were teeming with wildlife. The plants and birds that we saw were beautiful, but it was certainly the mammals that did it for me.

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Bref McHugh

Bref Sarah

Thank you for enjoying our blog. Sarah and I completed an amazing year which took us from India and around South America from November 2010 to November 2011. We are delighted to be sharing our trip with you. Enjoy. We initially travelled India for a month which was amazing. From Mumbai on the West coast we, travelled to Pondicherry on the East, to KodaiKanal via Mamallapuram, Mudamulai wildlife park, Mysore, Hampi, Goa, Kahna Jungle Park, and back to Mumbai. London was great! We got to see some of our amazing family and friends and enjoy a mini-christmas. Then we have wrapped up a br... full info

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Rhesus Monkey

This fella was deep in thought....probably mischievous thoughts!

Rhesus Monkey 2

Monkeys were quite prevelant in south India.

Buffalo

Peacock

We spotted this owlet just before dusk at Kanha

Keeping up the Westside of Kanha park!

Night Safari 3

They were everywhere at Kanha. No wonder the big spiders are so well fed!

Pigs!

This tigeress was on her way to feed her cubs. An absolutely amazing sight it was. It made kanha well worth the effort!

Cheeky Monkey

We knew we were hot on the trail when we saw this fresh pugmark.

Langur in Kanha

This is a series of tiger pugmarks - Mother and cubs.

Getting some!

This might go down as one of the best photos ever!

At Mudamulai

Larger than the Rhesus, the Langur were not as prevelant but we saw quite a few at Kanha.

Elephant bathing

You need quite a large tub for these elephants! we watching them being bathed at Mudamulai park during an elephant safari.

Sarah and the elephant

I assured Sarah that we could NOT bring one home. Just wouldn't clear customs.

Peahen

12th December 2010

kevin
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enjoying life
Life comes in many different colors, as shown here with your pictures. I'm glad you couldn't wait to see them. So far so good, I hope you are sharing all of these pictures with your buddies you left working for a living in florida. That way they can share them with everyone else, what a joy to see the good that is offered here with your pictures and commentary, keep up all the pleasant thoughts and pictures and thank you for taking this step outside the box. It's probably the only way that I'm going to be able to experience these beautiful lifelike being there photos. Thanks again, Love DAD

18th December 2010

Bref Sarah
Bref McHugh

Hugs from across the world
Thanks for the comment! We are enjoying the trip and staying safe. Plenty more photos and fun times to come. X O. We'll chat soon-

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