The River Terns at the Bhadra
<p>A Brahminy-kite is soaring over the waters, staring straight down. Down below, a tall black pole juts out of the water, and on its top perches a cormorant, gazing horizontally toward far hills on my right. On my balcony on a steep slope, I’m at eye level with the kite. In the distance, where water meets land, a broad swathe of grassy plain runs between the shore and green forest. The forest rises up on low hills from the verge of the plain.</p>
<p>Sometimes, elephants and sloth bears emerge from the forest onto the plain. With binoculars, you can watch them.</p>
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