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Mid Manair Dam in Karimnagar has become a thriving winter habitat for skimmers, attracting birders from across Telangana and beyond. First sighted in 2023, the migratory birds now return each season, forming colonies on sandy islands and mudflats. Abdul Raheem, founder of the Karimnagar Birding Community, highlights the growing numbers and stresses the need for conservation.

A study by Osmania University and Hyderabad Birding Pals documented 452 bird species in Telangana, including first records for India such as the Spur-winged Lapwing. The paper highlights threatened species like the Indian vulture and urges stronger conservation efforts.

Abdul Raheem, a software professional from Karimnagar and a member of Hyderabad Birding Pals (HBP) said he had captured a photograph of the bird while he was birding at the tank

On the first day, Dr Shantaram from Institute of Birds Studies, Rishi Valley School, lectured on a topic titled learning through birds

As many as 622 wildlife photographers, bird watchers, and wildlife enthusiasts enrolled for the bird survey.

With the move, the birding communities here aim to systematically document the bird species in and around Hyderabad to create the Hyderabad Bird Atlas

Kumram Bheem Asifabad: Buoyed by the success of the Bird Walk Festival in 2019, Forest Department officials are gearing up to host the second edition of the event aimed at exposing lensmen, birders and nature lovers to the rich avian community inhabiting the forests in the district on January 8 and 9. District Forest Officer […]

Bird photography has made me more patient as a person; in fact has helped me professionally as well, says Dr. Nisarga

These birds included rare ones such as Red Breasted Flycatcher, Hair Crested Drongo and Forest Wagtail.

Members of Hyderabad Birding Pals capture 116 species of birds through their lens