Wildlifeof India
Wildlife in Little Rann of Kutch
Gujarat
A vast salt flat that floods in the monsoon and dries into cracked, open desert. It is the last home of the Indian wild ass, and in winter it fills with cranes, flamingos, harriers and larks. Desert foxes and Indian wolves hunt around its edges.
Highlights
- Indian wild asses on the open flats
- Common and demoiselle cranes in winter
- Desert foxes, wolves and harriers
Top wildlife targets
Trip reports from here
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Quick answers
- What wildlife can you see in Little Rann of Kutch?
- Top wildlife targets in Little Rann of Kutch include Onager, Indian Fox, Gray Wolf, Common Crane, Demoiselle Crane, Greater Flamingo, Pallid Harrier and Asian Houbara. Highlights: Indian wild asses on the open flats.
- Where is Little Rann of Kutch?
- Little Rann of Kutch is in Gujarat, India (about 23.6°, 71.3°).
- What are the highlights of Little Rann of Kutch?
- Indian wild asses on the open flats, Common and demoiselle cranes in winter and Desert foxes, wolves and harriers.
- Are there trip reports for Little Rann of Kutch?
- Yes: Gujarat and Agra in 2007: dolphins, wild asses, lions and hyenas, a mammal-watching trip report and Gujarat in December 2013: Asiatic Lion, Striped Hyena, desert cat and desert fox.