It is located in the northern Central Highlands of India, features a diverse landscape of plateaus, valleys, and the Upper Vindhyan Hills. It is home to lakes like Sakhya Sagar and Madhav Sagar, and rivers such as the Sind and Amarnadi. The reserve supports dry deciduous forests, rich flora, and various herbivores and carnivores.
It is located in Raisen district, Madhya Pradesh, is known for its teak forests, rich wildlife, and proximity to Bhopal. It plays a vital ecological role and promotes ecotourism, creating economic opportunities. The reserve is protected under the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972, supporting conservation and local communities.
It is a small migratory bird of the Old-World flycatcher family. Breeding in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, it winters in South Asia, including peninsular India. Males feature a reddish-orange throat, while females are brown. It inhabits forests, gardens, and parks, with a conservation status of Least Concern.