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Regal
Park - Nature spotting
The
Regal Park complex covers an area of 3.5 acres. Within the complex there are
a number of Coconut trees and a Mango Tree. The resident White Throated
Kingfisher resides in the Mango Tree and can be frequently seen by the
pool. Other birds frequently seen are Kestrels, Eagles & Egrets. We have also
spotted a group of three Monkeys on the rear wall. Unfortunately (so far) we haven't managed to capture these on camera
Click on any image for a
larger view
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This beautiful "resident" of Regal Park is the White Throated
Kingfisher. It resides in the Mango Tree and can be frequently seen by the pool.
It has a distinctive call, to alert you to its presence and the best time to spot it, is early in the morning.
This beautiful Egret was spotted stalking a lizard.
Other "residents" are a number of spectacular butterflies which can be spotted dancing around the flowers
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Candolim Beach - Dolphin spotting
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Spotting
Dolphins on the beach is one of our favourite ways of passing the time.
Whilst not visible every day, sometimes you can be treated to a
spectacular Dolphin display from the beach and these shows are free. Dolphin boat trips can be arranged which
guarantee sightings, but not necessarily "jumping dolphins".
We
apologise for the lack of clarity of these photos, but feel they are
worth showing so you can get a feel for it. These pictures were all
taken from Candolim beach, with the Dolphins about 100~300m away
These pictures were taken whilst the Dolphin(s) were some distance out. To see some closer views (non jumping) click here
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