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Don't disturb the nest, let birds be, say rescuers

Experts say in a city like Bengaluru where humans and urban wildlife share the same space, interaction between the two is inevitable. However, public perceptions sometimes teeter on the edge of fear, misconceptions, and a lack of understanding about our wild neighbours.

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The shining

Karnataka is an important migratory route for many bird species such as Geese, Coots, Ducks, and Amur Falcons and thus work towards reducing light pollution in the city is critical

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Bird rescue house plans ruffles more than just feathers

The BBMP Deputy Conservator of Forests floated a tender on January 19, inviting bidders for the construction of the rescue holding house and enclosure at an estimated cost of Rs 81 lakh. ​

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Pane pain to fair feathered friends

During the day, birds collide with windows that reflect the sky or surrounding vegetation, as they do not perceive the glass as a barrier. At night, nocturnal migrants crash into lit windows. Birds have a complex navigation system

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Let the bird eat like a bird

“We have been witnessing walkers at lakes throwing bread and biscuit pieces at birds oftentimes in the past. But now more and more people are feeding birds food items such as chips, popcorn, biscuits, spicy fried items, etc. While most of the items are picked by pigeons and crows, other birds too end up feeding on these more often than not,” said JN Prasad, a city based bird enthusiast.

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