It is a novel experience to travel by boat on these rivulets watching birds in their natural habitat. Thick overgrowth of trees and shrubs, on either sides, make this boat travel an unmatched experience. It is heavenly when the little boat gets closer to the islands where the trees are covered with birds of different species. Not just the sight of the birds, but their activities too make the ride a pleasurable one. It is astounding to see a tailor-bird folding a large leaf and swiftly joining the seams with the finesse of an accomplished seamstress to make a nest. The tastefully woven nest of the weaver-bird is quite a sight. It is said that the weaver-bird brightens its nest with fire flies (min-mini poochi). A natural opera of cries and chirps of birds, swoosh of wings, ripple of water and swishing of fishes is presented against the serenity of the environment.

Ranganathittu is a tranquil spot away from the city. It treats you to some glorious sights and surprises. A basket of visual delights - crocodiles basking under the sun, otters running free, flocks of birds gathered on tiny islands and so on. A leisure walk around the sanctuary fills the eyes with the variety of birds, fauna and flora. The sun peeps through the thick growth of trees and the air is refreshed with the thyme. The wind whistles while passing the bamboo growth, producing natural music. Even the thick jade coloured moss in the rivulets' banks is a sight to behold. The view from the bird-watch house gives a momentary feeling of satisfaction of being one with nature. Hence, Ranaganathittu is truly a nature lover's paradise and a must-see place.