Gamith Illandara

Gamith Illandara 🦜🐆🐘🐍 Wildlife photographer based in Sri Lanka 🇱🇰

A glimpse through the morning light. Came across a sloth bear making its morning rounds in our most recent safari at Yal...
18/01/2026

A glimpse through the morning light.

Came across a sloth bear making its morning rounds in our most recent safari at Yala National Park - Block V

Spotting a bear is hard as it is, so this shot hits home! Thank you nature ❤️

Once a year peacock shot 🦚
17/01/2026

Once a year peacock shot 🦚

To all Sony users! Best of luck!
19/04/2025

To all Sony users! Best of luck!

The ever elusive Dark Fronted BabblerBird ID - Dark Fronted BabblerScientific Name - RhopocichlaatricepsLocation - Horto...
26/12/2024

The ever elusive Dark Fronted Babbler

Bird ID - Dark Fronted Babbler
Scientific Name - Rhopocichla
atriceps
Location - Horton Plains National Park, 🇱🇰
Equipment - Sony A7r3 with a 200-600mm tele lens

Do get in touch with me for prints! Scroll to see how the print would look on a landscape or portrait orientation!



A brief conversation with the Queen of Wilpattu National Park.
16/12/2024

A brief conversation with the Queen of Wilpattu National Park.

Singapore loves it’s Owl Species. Came across this very special fish owl in Pasir Ris Park.The Buffy Fish Owl aka. the M...
14/12/2024

Singapore loves it’s Owl Species. Came across this very special fish owl in Pasir Ris Park.

The Buffy Fish Owl aka. the Malay Fish Owl is big in size, and he’s got a big personality!

Take a look at the extremely rare Tiger Shrike - Winter male. This bird species is commonly found in Eastern Russia, Chi...
13/12/2024

Take a look at the extremely rare Tiger Shrike - Winter male. This bird species is commonly found in Eastern Russia, China, Japan and Korea. However, one or two winter males end up traveling all the way to Singapore 🇸🇬.

A privilege to be able to witness this bird in real!

Back to back endemics coming your way! The Chestnut-Backed Owlet is a small owl endemic to the hilly and wetland rainfor...
11/12/2024

Back to back endemics coming your way! The Chestnut-Backed Owlet is a small owl endemic to the hilly and wetland rainforests of Sri Lanka.

Fun Fact - This is one of the only owls that are also active during day time, hence you're most likely to come across this species during day time if your on the lookout! Especially on gloomy days!

Bird ID - Chestnut-backed Owlet
Scientific Name - Glaucidium castanotum
Location - Sinharaja Rainforest, Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
Equipment - Sony A7r3 with a 200-600mm tele lens

Do get in touch with me for prints! Scroll to see how the print would look on a landscape or portrait orientation!



Adding an endemic to the list! The Spotted Winged Thrush is yet another incredible endemic bird species found in the rai...
08/12/2024

Adding an endemic to the list! The Spotted Winged Thrush is yet another incredible endemic bird species found in the rainforests of Sri Lanka! 🇱🇰

Always a treat to hear them but a challenge to get a shot! This shot was taken when the first rays of sun came through early morning!

Say hi to the Tickell’s Blue Flycatcher - a beautiful bird you will come across in the central highlands of Sri Lanka!🇱🇰
07/12/2024

Say hi to the Tickell’s Blue Flycatcher - a beautiful bird you will come across in the central highlands of Sri Lanka!🇱🇰

Can there be more colour to this bird? I remember just standing and watching this bird do its thing for a few minutes be...
06/12/2024

Can there be more colour to this bird? I remember just standing and watching this bird do its thing for a few minutes before I even remembered to take a shot! Just amazed by the colour presentation!

The Crimson Sunbird is a common but spectacular sunbird species found in Singapore and east asia. If you hit a park you’re bound to see one!

The males have such a colorful plumage while the females presents no colour.

Nature’s fierce predator.. as far as a stare goes “Bhagu” a dominant male leopard in Kumana National Park got it under c...
05/12/2024

Nature’s fierce predator.. as far as a stare goes “Bhagu” a dominant male leopard in Kumana National Park got it under control. Just imagine you were on foot and you see this?

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