Pushing the boundaries of exploration: Long-billed Bush Warbler
"We did not see it till the 8th June, when in the evening we heard its perpetual tic-tic- tic in the dusk"–Long-billed Bush Warbler
"We did not see it till the 8th June, when in the evening we heard its perpetual tic-tic- tic in the dusk"–Long-billed Bush Warbler
Spiny Babbaler, an enigmatic species, is thought to be endemic to Nepal. Could it also occur on the Indian side, in either Uttarakhand or West Bengal/ Sikkim?
Read on to learn more about Shakti Vel's quest to find a rare subspecies of warbler—a subspecies exclusive to the Andaman islands—and his being the first photographic record!
This is a guest post by Vyom Vyas April 2022- It was past midnight. The air outside was hot and muggy. I was in my study room when suddenly I heard a pop - an email alert. The sender of the email was The Cornell Lab of Ornithology! I started reading the email,...
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