Three Hyderabad birders recorded a rare sighting of the Amur Falcon at Kistareddypet Lake near Sangareddy, marking one of the few observations in the region in recent years. The long-distance migrant undertakes a 20,000-km annual journey from Siberia to Africa.
Three Amur falcons—Apapang, Alang, and Ahu—have begun a remarkable migration from Manipur, crossing central India and the Arabian Sea toward Somalia. Satellite tagging tracks their journey, highlighting migration marvels and India’s conservation efforts at key stopover sites.
Kumram Bheem Asifabad: A rare migratory bird, Amur falcon, was sighted in the forests of Penchikalpet forest range for the first time, bringing cheer to foresters, on Friday. Penchikalpet Forest Range Officer Satla Venugopal said that Adilabad-based wildlife photographer Lingampalli Krishna captured the image of the small raptor during the all India carnivore sign survey […]
