Reflections - Somewhere in the forest of KTR
We headed to OMH Ganeshgudi, which is a 30 min drive from JRL Kali and settled into the room that we had booked. OMH is a small property located in the edge of the forest that surrounds this entire region. The building is a British era structure that was built to house explosives that were needed while building Supa dam over Kali river. Currently run by Jungle Lodges and Resorts (JLR), OMH is a birders paradise as it attracts a lot of migratory birds as well as the beautiful but elusive bird called the Malabar Trogon. As soon as you drive into OMH, you are assaulted by the cacophony of bird calls that echoes through the entire space. Dense trees provide shade, food and shelter for these birds and I was amazed at both the density and variety of bird calls that I able to hear. The next couple of days were spent walking around OMH, listening to bird calls, craning my head to spot a bird, waiting patiently near the bird baths to get a shot o