369 bird species sighted in Tamil Nadu
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369 bird species sighted in Tamil Nadu

New Indian Express  

COIMBATORE: A total of 369 bird species were sighted during the four-day Great Backyard Bird Count held across Tamil Nadu from February 1. According to the results, which were released on Monday, 236 species including rare migratory birds were sighted in Coimbatore district, highlighting the rich biodiversity of the region. This is special as Malabar grey hornbill is endemic to the Western Ghats and is found in higher elevations, while Indian grey hornbill prefers lower altitudes. “The bird from Russia could have found the park, which has 25,000 varieties of native trees and is a suitable spot due to food sources and water availability, etc.

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