Description
This original wildlife photograph features a female Indian Blackbuck (Antilope cervicapra) in its natural habitat at Blackbuck National Park, Velavadar, Gujarat, India. The photograph captures one of India’s most graceful antelopes against the distinctive open grassland landscape of Velavadar.
ABOUT THE INDIAN BLACKBUCK
The Indian Blackbuck (Antilope cervicapra) is an iconic antelope of the Indian subcontinent and belongs to the family Bovidae. It is especially associated with open grasslands, plains and semi-arid landscapes.
Blackbuck are known for their speed, agility and striking appearance. While mature males develop the characteristic dark-and-white coat and long spiral horns, females have a generally lighter brown or fawn-coloured coat and normally lack the prominent spiral horns seen in males.
FEMALE INDIAN BLACKBUCK
Female Blackbuck have a distinctive graceful appearance, with a lighter brown to fawn-coloured coat and slender body. Unlike mature males, females generally do not possess the large spiral horns that are one of the species’ most recognizable features.
This photograph specifically showcases the female Blackbuck, making it valuable for wildlife collections, species identification, educational material and nature-related publications.
BLACKBUCK AT VELAVADAR
Blackbuck National Park, commonly known as Velavadar Blackbuck National Park, is located in the Bhal region of Saurashtra, Gujarat. Established in 1976, the park protects an important grassland ecosystem and is particularly famous for its Blackbuck population.
The park’s open grasslands provide an excellent landscape for observing Blackbuck in their natural environment. Large groups of Blackbuck can be seen moving across the grasslands, creating some of the most recognizable wildlife scenes in Gujarat.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Common Name: Indian Blackbuck
Scientific Name: Antilope cervicapra
Sex: Female
Animal Group: Mammal / Antelope
Family: Bovidae
Location: Blackbuck National Park, Velavadar, Gujarat, India
Habitat: Grasslands, open plains and semi-arid landscapes
Diet: Herbivorous
Behaviour: Natural wild behaviour
Conservation: Protected under Schedule I of India’s Wildlife Protection Act
Photographer: Amarjeetsinh Jhala
Photography Type: Wildlife & Nature Photography
HABITAT
Indian Blackbuck are closely associated with open habitats such as grasslands, plains and semi-arid landscapes. The grassland ecosystem of Velavadar provides important habitat for Blackbuck as well as several other species of wildlife.
The open terrain also makes Velavadar an important destination for wildlife photographers and nature enthusiasts interested in observing Indian grassland wildlife.
ABOUT THIS PHOTOGRAPH
This photograph captures a female Indian Blackbuck in the natural landscape of Blackbuck National Park, Velavadar, Gujarat.
The image is suitable for wildlife photography collections, nature enthusiasts, educational projects, wildlife identification resources, conservation-related publications, magazines, books, calendars, exhibitions, websites and other licensed commercial applications.
ORIGINAL WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY BY AMARJEETSINH JHALA
This is an original wildlife photograph captured by wildlife and nature photographer Amarjeetsinh Jhala.
The photograph documents the natural beauty of the Indian Blackbuck and the unique grassland ecosystem of Velavadar, one of Gujarat’s important wildlife destinations.
CONSERVATION AND PROTECTION
The Indian Blackbuck is protected under Schedule I of India’s Wildlife Protection Act.
Blackbuck National Park at Velavadar plays an important role in conserving this iconic Indian antelope and its grassland habitat. The park is recognized for its conservation efforts involving Blackbuck and other grassland wildlife.
LICENSING OPTIONS
Personal Use – Suitable for personal collections, wallpapers and other non-commercial applications.
Commercial Use – Suitable for websites, advertising, digital marketing, promotional campaigns and other commercial projects.
Printing & Publication – Suitable for magazines, books, calendars, brochures, exhibitions, editorial projects and high-quality printed publications.
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