IISc
IISc: so many flowering trees!
IISc: flowers fall from the trees.
IISc: every morning there are hundreds of fallen flowers.
IISc: a selection of one morning’s flowers (March).
David smells the flowers on the IISc campus in Bangalore [photo by Mara].
IISc bougainvillea.
IISc: the amazing variety of flowering trees amazes me.
IISc: this tree, outside ECE department, is one of many.
IISc: this tree, outside ECE department, is covered in flowers.
IISc: outside ECE department, a tree litters the ground in flowers.
At IISc the street-sweeper ladies are busy with all the leaf litter.
At IISc the Guest House decorates with rows of potted plants.
IISc: leaf litter in the woods, and termite crust on the trees.
IISc, the central campus “green”: with no rain in months, all is brown.
IISc: ok, stray dogs are not really “wildlife”, but they run wild.
IISc: an Asian Koel (female); thanks to Udayan for teaching me this one!
IISc: Asian Koel (female).
IISc this fig tree is bursting with fresh figs, and is covered with happy birds.
IISc: green Barbet, one of my favorite birds, enjoys figs.
IISc: green Barbet, one of my favorite birds, is very hard to see.
At IISc, birds are not the only ones who come for figs.
![David smells the flowers on the IISc campus in Bangalore [photo by Mara].](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/2009/IISc/i-pdLnfNg/0/272853df/S/2009-03-01-03653-S.jpg)
