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Hey visitor! I'm Rajdeep Das. I created this blog to showcase my work. I do photograhy and I work for the conservaton of wildlife, but not officially. All the pictures and writings are mine. I am currently living in Assam and I'm exploring the faunal diversity of this place. I'll do my best to do my part.

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