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ORNITHOLOGIST AJAY GADIKAR
Vulture population on the rise in Madhya PradeshVulture census by state forest department for a second time this year shows a quantum leap in its population. At least 7,000 vultures were ...- Kingfishers ‘shifting’ to concrete jungle to surviveWith their natural habitats disappearing at an alarming rate, several birds in Indore have been adapting to the human settlements. The late...
- Weather delays winged visitors’ Malwa sojournWinter is round the corner and ornithologists along with commoners look forward to arrival of migratory birds from places as far as Siberia...
- Sarus Cranes chirp their way to Indore's Yeshwant Sagar LakeBird watchers in city have a reason to rejoice as large flocks of Sarus Cranes are winging their way to Yeshwant Sagar Lake, recognized as ...
- Stray dogs, pesticides killing teetar & bater populaceIncreasing number of stray dogs, excessive uses of pesticides and chemicals in farming and loss of habitat have emerged as a major reason f...
- Satpura tiger reserve islands paradise for breeding of ternsSatpura Tiger Reserve has become a paradise for summer breeding birds, mainly due to reduction in water level in backwaters of Tawa reservo...
- House sparrows flying away from citiesLoss of nesting sites and absence of food, particularly insects, are leading to fast reduction in the number of house sparrows (passer dome...
- Endangered Indian Skimmer finds new home in Satpura National ParkEndangered Indian Skimmer, which is fighting for its survival, seems to have found a new home at Satpura National Park. Around seven birds ...
- Vultures find new home at Gandhisagar Sanctuary in MPGandhisagar Wildlife Sanctuary situated in Mandsaur and Neemach district of Madhya Pradesh has emerged as second best, Panna Tiger Reserve ...
- Indian Skimmer fighting for survival at last stronghold of Chambal riverIndian skimmer, an endangered species, is fighting for survival at its last stronghold, Chambal River, which is its only breeding ground.
- ‘Lesser’ Florican prompts Madhya Pradesh to develop habitat at SailanaAlarmed over continuous decline in migration of Lesser Florican locally known as Likh and Kharmor in Madhya Pradesh, forest department has ...
- Lesser floricans visiting Madhya Pradesh declines by 60 % this monsoonThe number of lesser florican, locally known as likh and kharmor, migrating to Madhya Pradesh has declined by about 60 per cent this monsoo...
- Hornbills feeding chapatis, biscuits to chicksClose circuit cameras (CCTVs) observed 24X7 movements of a pair of birds and their nests for nearly 60 days during the breeding and nurturi...
- Sarus crane habitat faces threat at Yeshwant SagarAt a time when the population of the Sarus crane is reportedly declining in the country, city’s bird watchers have received another shock. ...
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