Wildlife Photography Expeditions in Delhi NCR

A Barn Owl finds a moment of peace on a highway divider amidst the blur of city lights. On our tours, we show you how wildlife has adapted to survive, and even thrive, in the most unexpected corners of Delhi NCR.

A curious young striped hyena, one of the city's most misunderstood nocturnal residents, photographed during a night exploration. Our camera trap setups allow for intimate, respectful encounters like this.

The monsoon brings out some of the region's most secretive creatures, like this stunningly patterned Leopard Gecko. Our herping walks are timed perfectly to give you the best chance of spotting these rare reptiles and amphibians.

This drone shot captures a tiger, ST2303, taking refuge in a mustard field in Haryana. We were called to assist in the state's first-ever tiger rescue, a powerful story of conservation success and the tragic challenges of shrinking habitats.

A BSF soldier stands guard as a family of Bengal foxes crosses the road. This image from a remote project highlights the incredible coexistence between humans and wildlife that we often document.

During a night walk, we documented what we believe is the first record of a stick insect in Delhi NCR. It's these moments of discovery that make every exploration a true adventure.

The magical dance of fireflies in a small, surviving pocket of Gurgaon. Our night walks are not just about tracking big animals; they are about experiencing the bioluminescent wonders that light up the dark.

Using a technique called ornithography, we traced the flight patterns of hundreds of black kites over the Bandhwari landfill. This artistic image tells a somber story about how wildlife adapts to our changing urban landscape.