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Synchronized Vulture Survey 2025
April 7 , 2025
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- The Synchronised Vulture Survey 2025 was organised in the States of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Karnataka Forest Departments.
- The Survey covered Mudumalai Tiger Reserve, Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve, and Nellai Wildlife Sanctuary in Tamil Nadu; Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary in Kerala; and Bandipur Tiger Reserve, Biligiri Rangaswamy Temple Tiger Reserve and Nagarhole Tiger Reserve in Karnataka.
- A total of 157 vultures were recorded in Tamil Nadu, showing an increase in the vulture population in the State.
- The white-rumped vulture is the most abundant species, accounting for 110 individuals.
- It is closely followed by the long-billed vulture (31 individuals), the red-headed vulture (11), and Egyptian vulture (5).
- Mudumalai Tiger Reserve is home to a significant breeding population of vultures with 60 active nests, which hosts an estimated population of 120 vultures.
- This population mainly comprises white-rumped vultures (108), followed by long-billed vultures (10), and red-headed vultures (2).
- Notably, 34 chicks were also recorded, indicating a thriving breeding ground.
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