A chestnut tailed starling
The Last Living Head Hunters
Esben Agersnap writes in his blog about the last living men who once practiced head hunting in Nagaland. An interesting story with a lot of pictures of headhunters.
…tribes – which often waged war upon each other as well as on the more peaceful peoples of Assam. A peculiar aspect of Naga tribal warfare was the brutal and feared concept of head hunting. It was believed that by taking the head of your slain enemy as a trophy you would gain some of his power and spirit.
Read ‘the last living head hunters‘
Which Park?
Here is an image from a park in Bangalore that I shot on some work a few weeks ago. Can you guess the location? Let me pre-empt the usual suspects and make it easy for you. It is not Lalbag or Cubbon Park. 🙂
