A former officer in the Indian Civil Services, Aditya Singh quit his bureaucratic career and came to Ranthambore in 1998, where he leased a government property and continued to buy the adjacent farming land of nearly 40 acres to turn it into a reserve on the edge of the Ranthambore tiger reserve.
From the pictures, one could see a friendship bond between the bird and the deer. People do get confused when they see it, but interestingly, the bird was irritating the deer as they tend to feed on the tips of the mammals. The bird was trying to pick the insects of the nose and the ears of the Bambi.
When two tigers clashed in Rajasthan's Ranthambore Tiger Reserve
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