180 species recorded in terrestrial bird census at reserve forests in Krishnagiri
Krishnagiri: A total of 180 bird species were identified and recorded during the synchronised terrestrial bird census held on March 15 and 16 in reser.
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The tyre nightjar
The cryptic plumage of these birds makes it difficult to distinguish between species and consequently, new species of nightjars are still being discovered. Their colouring is a creative camouflage and ...
Kochi’s vibrant birding community shares its experiences and favourite avian hotspots
Discover the elusive nightjar and vibrant birding community in Ernakulam, Kerala, through unique birding experiences and ...
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Salisbury Scouts help restore New Forest habitat for nesting birds
The area has been used by the Scouts for many district and group events over the years, such as the Grose Trophy and navigation exercises. The Scouts wanted to repay this by helping to conserve the ...
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Wildlife doing well despite 'challenging' conditions
as well as eight species of small mammal, including hazel dormouse and water vole. Twenty seven nightjar were recorded at Greenham and Snelsmore Commons in Berkshire on 21 June - the highest ever ...
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Surrey Wildlife Trust urges better control from dog owners
Surrey Wildlife Trust has teamed up with the Dogs Trust to appeal to dog owners to keep their pets on leads at the county's ...
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14 new birds, 15 butterflies, 8 odonates sighted during faunal survey in Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary
Savanna Nightjar, Blue-Faced Malkoha, Blue-Eared Kingfisher, Great Black Woodpecker, Rosy Starling, Long-Billed Pipit, and Indian Silverbill. During the survey, 174 species of birds were spotted.