Two day Bird Walk fest ends at Kawal Tiger Reserve

FDO Jannaram S Madhav Rao briefed the participants about the Reserve and its management and also the ‘Dos and Don’ts’ during bird watching.
Participants at the Bird Walk event held at Kawal Tiger Reserve
Participants at the Bird Walk event held at Kawal Tiger Reserve

ADILABAD: The two-day ‘Bird Walk Festival’ organised by the Forest Department at Kawal Tiger Reserve, spread over Jannaram and Khanapur forest divisions, drew to a close on Sunday with 61 nature lovers participating on the last day.

FDO Jannaram S Madhav Rao briefed the participants about the Reserve and its management and also the ‘Dos and Don’ts’ during bird watching.

Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (PCCF) R Shobha and other senior officers at Bisonkunta sighted various species of birds such as grey headed fish eagle, crested serpent eagle, woolly-necked stork, egrets, carmoreds, dartors, gadwal ducks, northern pintails, spot billed ducks, kingfishers, bee-eaters, white breasted water hen, bronze winged jackana, munias, red collared doves, black drongos and more.

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