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Black Vulture Spotted In Gurugram In Rare Sighting, Bird Watchers Puzzled
Also known as the American black vulture, the bird's range usually spread from the northeastern US to Peru, Central Chile, Brazil and Uruguay in South America.
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Snowy Owl Spotted In New York's Central Park For The First Time In Over A Century
Bird watchers and wildlife enthusiasts flocked to New York City's Central Park to get a glimpse of a beautiful snowy owl earlier this week.
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Thousands Of Migratory Australian Flamingos Arrive In Rameswaram
Thousands of migratory Australian flamingos have flocked to Rameswaram's Dhanuskodi town in Tamil Nadu. Bird watchers and tourists have flocked to the town to observe the migratory birds that come here during this season.
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Mysterious Mandarin Duck Shows Up At New York City's Central Park
Enthusiastic bird watchers are converging at New York City's famous Central Park to catch a glimpse of an unusual visitor - a Mandarin duck.
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World Sparrow Day: Declining Population Of House Sparrows Spark Concern
As we celebrate World Sparrow Day, ornithologist and bird watcher express concern over the dwindling population of House Sparrows or Passer domesticus.
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Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary Reopens
Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary, a nearby getaway for the state capital and also a well known site for bird watchers from across the country, was reopened for visitors on Monday, as few hundreds of birds from abroad are already setting up their nests.
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It's Gadgets vs. Eyeballs as Two Species of Bird Watchers Clash
As birders approach Saturday's World Series of Birding, technological approaches used by them could hardly be more disparate.
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India, through a bird watcher's eyes
It began with parakeets, the brash, busybody rose-ringed parakeets of Delhi, with their lipstick red beaks and their irrepressible chatter, gossiping in the crevices of 15th-century tombs.Then one morning while I drank coffee, a shimmering blue-black sunbird came to drink nectar in my garden. At twilight one day, I looked up to see a hornbill perch...
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Black Vulture Spotted In Gurugram In Rare Sighting, Bird Watchers Puzzled
Also known as the American black vulture, the bird's range usually spread from the northeastern US to Peru, Central Chile, Brazil and Uruguay in South America.
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Snowy Owl Spotted In New York's Central Park For The First Time In Over A Century
Bird watchers and wildlife enthusiasts flocked to New York City's Central Park to get a glimpse of a beautiful snowy owl earlier this week.
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Thousands Of Migratory Australian Flamingos Arrive In Rameswaram
Thousands of migratory Australian flamingos have flocked to Rameswaram's Dhanuskodi town in Tamil Nadu. Bird watchers and tourists have flocked to the town to observe the migratory birds that come here during this season.
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Mysterious Mandarin Duck Shows Up At New York City's Central Park
Enthusiastic bird watchers are converging at New York City's famous Central Park to catch a glimpse of an unusual visitor - a Mandarin duck.
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World Sparrow Day: Declining Population Of House Sparrows Spark Concern
As we celebrate World Sparrow Day, ornithologist and bird watcher express concern over the dwindling population of House Sparrows or Passer domesticus.
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Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary Reopens
Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary, a nearby getaway for the state capital and also a well known site for bird watchers from across the country, was reopened for visitors on Monday, as few hundreds of birds from abroad are already setting up their nests.
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It's Gadgets vs. Eyeballs as Two Species of Bird Watchers Clash
As birders approach Saturday's World Series of Birding, technological approaches used by them could hardly be more disparate.
-
India, through a bird watcher's eyes
It began with parakeets, the brash, busybody rose-ringed parakeets of Delhi, with their lipstick red beaks and their irrepressible chatter, gossiping in the crevices of 15th-century tombs.Then one morning while I drank coffee, a shimmering blue-black sunbird came to drink nectar in my garden. At twilight one day, I looked up to see a hornbill perch...
