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7 flamingos spotted near DPS Lake Wetland killed, activists blame CIDCO's development plan | Mumbai News - Vimarsana News

7 flamingos spotted near DPS Lake Wetland killed, activists blame CIDCO's development plan | Mumbai News

According to experts, the death of the flamingos can be attributed to a scientific phenomenon called 'light pollution', which partially impairs the vision of the birds due to their fragile eyes.

Birds Without Borders: Numbers of 4 species record fall in Passage Migrant Count 2023 - Vimarsana News

Birds Without Borders: Numbers of 4 species record fall in Passage Migrant Count 2023

During the counting, held on September 23 and 24, birdwatchers counted a total of 694 European rollers, 58 greater white throats and 36 common cuckoos.

Birds Without Borders: A finch named after Ahmedabad - Vimarsana News

Birds Without Borders: A finch named after Ahmedabad

The common English name of this bird is red avadavat, which is derived from Ahmedabad’s local name Amdavad.

Birds Without Borders: Red-vented bulbul, a finely scaled beauty loyal to its partner - Vimarsana News

Birds Without Borders: Red-vented bulbul, a finely scaled beauty loyal to its partner

Red-vented bulbuls are social birds which forage in a group, eat during the day and rest at night. Common resident birds of Gujarat, they nest all around the state.

Birds Without Borders: In flamingo land of Gujarat, sarus cranes keep singing their love songs - Vimarsana News

Birds Without Borders: In flamingo land of Gujarat, sarus cranes keep singing their love songs

Sarus cranes mate with the same partner every breeding season. The tallest flying birds, they nest in paddy fields.