Neelgai has several names given to it. Some of them are…
Boselaphus Tragocamelus [scientific name], नीलगाउ, नीलगाय, Blue Bull, Nilgau, Nilgai
नीलगाय, नीलगाउ, Nilgai, Nilgau, Blue Bull, Boselaphus Tragocamelus seen on way to Khatu Shyamji Temple
Last December, when we were traveling from Jaipur to Khatu Shyamji Temple, we were astonished by the sight of a neelgai — a large antelope found in most of the wild areas of middle and north India. I was able to take its photo from the car.
Neelgai has several names given to it. Some of them are…
Boselaphus Tragocamelus [scientific name], नीलगाउ, नीलगाय, Blue Bull, Nilgau, Nilgai
Neelgai has several names given to it. Some of them are…
Boselaphus Tragocamelus [scientific name], नीलगाउ, नीलगाय, Blue Bull, Nilgau, Nilgai
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Aloha from Waikiki :)
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Nice view of the Blue Bull! There is a native American story about a Blue Deer... Magical powers...
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ReplyDeleteBonita esta foto , e eu adoro animais.
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Wow that is some interesting antelope. Thanks for sharing, the photo looks so mystical. Anna :)
ReplyDeleteFrom the car? It looks like you were standing right in front of it! What a wonderful shot.
ReplyDelete@ sideny: Obrigado :)
ReplyDelete@ Anna: I'm so glad you liked it :)
@ Clytie: While taking the photo, I was feeling the same — as if I am standing in front of it!
He is quite a large beast and it is funny because his head is so small in proportion to the rest of his body!
ReplyDelete@ RNSANE: And one more weird thing is that it's not actually a bull, but an antelope!
ReplyDelete@ Cloudia: Aloha to Waikiki! :)
ReplyDeleteWow - what a fascinating animal. A huge strong body with a disproportionately small head.
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