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SRINAGAR, JAN 29: The Annual Bird Census was today conducted in Wular Lake by Wular Conservation and Management Authority Kashmir, here. In the survey, volunteers from multiple bird clubs and organizations participated. This was first such a major census conducted in the lake in which around 25 birders cum volunteers participated in the survey. The trainees were given orientation prior to census operation. For count purposes, 22 points were laid all across the lake for bird counts. The survey wa...

The percentage of water birds at the Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve (KNP & TR) in Assam declined by 28.61 per cent in one year, officials said.

A census in Assams Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve has found that the national park has at least 868 swamp deer including 173 male, 557 female and 138 yearlings.

The percentage of water birds at the Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve (KNP & TR) in Assam declined by 28.61 per cent in one year, officials said on Tuesday.KNP & TR Director Karmashree P. Sivakumar told IANS that the decrease ...

Rajiv Mahajan Nurpur December 19 As many as 68,188 migratory birds have thronged the Pong Wetland, lying on the foothills of Kangra district, in a fortnight. The wildlife wing of the state Forest D

The Sultanpur National Park opened after a gap of around 19 months and birders have spotted 65 species of migratory birds at the park.

Migratory birds from Eurosiberian region spotted in Chhattisgarh, ornithologists thrilled The flock of these birds is seen foraging for food and resting in and around a water body between Dongarhgarh and Khairagarh, about 90 km west of Raipur. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- The flock of these birds are seen foraging for food and resting in and around a water body between Dongarhgarh and Khairagarh. (Photo | EPS) Express News Service RAIPUR: The Rajnandgaon district of Chhattisgarh these days...

Influenza-hit Pong wetlands host 40,570 bar-headed geese ​ By Vishal Gulati ( IANS) | Published on ​ Mon, Feb 8 2021 18:06 IST | ​ 0 Views Influenza-hit Pong wetlands nests 40,570 bar-headed geese. Image Source: IANS News Shimla, Feb 8 : Despite the 307-square km Pong wetlands in Himachal Pradesh being hit by avian influenza this winter that led to the death of nearly 4,500 bar-headed geese, the largest hit species, they continue to have a sizeable congregation in their preferred wint...

1.08 Lakh Birds Counted At Himachal’s Pong Dam Wetland Thousands of migratory birds from all over the world visit the wetlands in the state located at Pong Dam in Kangra district. Dinesh Parab/Outlook Ashwani Sharma 2021-02-08T22:38:47+05:30 1.08 Lakh Birds Counted At Himachal’s Pong Dam Wetland outlookindia.com 2021-02-08T22:41:56+05:30 Also read Despite scores of birds dying due to avian influenza in Himachal Pradesh, the forest department announced that the...

Water birds make a beeline to Punjab’s Harike wetland Updated: Updated: Dwindling number of a few important species a matter of concern, say experts Share Article Dwindling number of a few important species a matter of concern, say experts Winter migratory water birds using the central Asian flyway have started making a beeline to Punjab’s Harike wetland, offering a delight for bird lovers. Over the years, the number of certain species has been falling. Some bird enthusiasts and experts are...