First-ever synchronized survey
March 17 , 2023
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- As many as 246 vultures were spotted in the first ever synchronised survey conducted along the borders of Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka.
- Tamil Nadu continues to remain a favourite nesting and roosting ground for vultures among all three states.
- Mudumalai Tiger Reserve (MTR) alone accounts for 98 of the bird species.
- The 98 includes the rare sighting of two Egyptian vultures and one Himalayan vulture.
- The Bandipur and Nagarhole tiger reserves in Karnataka, recorded a combined population of 94 vultures.
- Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary in Kerala is home to 52 vultures.
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