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Bird Race: Third edition of Bird Race on January 7 | Bird Conservation Society of Gujarat | - Vimarsana News

Bird Race: Third edition of Bird Race on January 7 | Bird Conservation Society of Gujarat |

The Bird Conservation Society of Gujarat (BCSG) will organise the ‘Bird Race’ in the state on January 7, 2024. About 200 bird-watchers will cover all 38 ecological zones in the state. In January 2023, bird-watchers had sighted 343 bird species in a single-day event in 30 districts. In January 2022, 356 unique species of birds had been sighted in the state in a single day. Organisers said around 200 bird-watchers are expected to participate in the exercise in January and they will be divided into 38 teams. Each team will be paid Rs 2,000 to cover their travelling costs.

Ancient bird left tracks near South Pole during Cretaceous - Vimarsana News

Ancient bird left tracks near South Pole during Cretaceous

"Our discovery shows that there were many birds, and a variety of them, near the South Pole about 125 million years ago."

120 million-year-old birds tracks near South Pole are the oldest ever discovered in the Southern Hemisphere - Vimarsana News

120 million-year-old birds tracks near South Pole are the oldest ever discovered in the Southern Hemisphere

Fossilized bird tracks discovered in Australia show these ancient creatures lived in the southern polar regions on the supercontinent of Gondwana.

Source: yahoo.com
Australia: Scientists uncover 120 million-year-old bird tracks in Australia - Vimarsana News

Australia: Scientists uncover 120 million-year-old bird tracks in Australia

Researchers have discovered the oldest bird footprints ever found in Australia, dating back approximately 120 million years to the Early Cretaceous pe

Birds set foot near South Pole in Early Cretaceous, Australian tracks show - Vimarsana News

Birds set foot near South Pole in Early Cretaceous, Australian tracks show

Emory paleontologist Anthony Martin and colleagues published their find of some of the oldest, positively identified bird tracks in the Southern Hemisphere, dated to between 120 million and 128 million years ago.

Source: emory.edu