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| Morning walk........no don't worry it was not cold. They put on rain jackets |
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| The first guy greeting us after we came across 2 apes on the rail track |
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| A said it's a double racketed drongo |
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| 2 lengurs showing each other's back |
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| Well, let's change positions |
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| A baby lengur, curiously watching us |
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| We could not meet these guys though...you might be luckier than us by sighting these |
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| A dragon fly |
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| And a fella joins the two |
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| A spider feasting on its catch: cobweb hanging in the middle of the path |
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| H on the track |
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| "See we can make butts" - 2 wild Assamese macaques |
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| Having some rest on the rail tracks |
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| "oops I gotta follow you too" |
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| "Nope, I ain't going anywhere" |
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| And the noisy "civilization" arrives |
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| Purple water lillies at Madhabpur tea lake |
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| Madhabpur lake, National Tea Estate's lake in Kamalganj, Moulvibazar |
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| It's the Madhabpur Tea Estate of National Tea Company |
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| The lush green tea garden |
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| It's hard in haors |
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| Feast of the white egrets: shot while on the wheels |
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| A stream downstream the Madhabkunda waterfall |
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| Wild flowers |
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| A spectacled lengur |
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| Hakaluki haor |
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| Hakaluki |
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| Life is difficult in Haors |
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| Some cousins to water lilies. No idea what they are called |
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| Children, life in Haor |
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