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BEAF and Bournemouth Coastal BID help to produce striking artwork

Carol Maund, director of Bournemouth Emerging Arts Fringe (BEAF), who commissioned the artwork, spotted the pair and invited them to get a closer look. Jason, of Owl Hawk Experience, said: “I was just sitting in the precinct with Elton when Carol and Sonia came running over. “They couldn’t believe how much Elton looked like the mural that was being sprayed onto the wall. “And when we returned after it was completed it was uncanny and I’m sure Elton appreciated it.” Artist Krishna Malla had spent three-and-a-half weeks creating the street art, using over 80 tins of paint and 30 litres of emulsion to prime it.

TNIE impact: NGT registers suo motu case over Chennai metro rail project passing through Nanmangalam- The New Indian Express

Hillocks around Arittapatti a home for birds

Hillocks around Arittapatti a home for birds Updated: Updated: December 29, 2020 19:40 IST The village is said to be the only place in South India where Laggar Falcon can be spotted Share Article A short-toed snake eagle spotted at Arittapatti in Madurai district.   The village is said to be the only place in South India where Laggar Falcon can be spotted MADURAI Arittapatti in Melur block, which the Tamil Nadu Biodiversity Board (TNBB) has proposed to declare a ‘Biodiversity Heritage Site’ (BHS), is surrounded by seven hillocks. The hillocks are not only a major source of water, but also home to about 250 species of birds with a high ratio of raptors (birds of prey). The three important raptors among them are Laggar Falcon, Shaheen Falcon and Bonelli’s Eagle.

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