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Vanishing chirps: Rapid urban growth pushes Bengaluru’s birds to the brink

Much of the variation in the associations they observed is attributed to the habitats these birds use and their dependence on resources such as tree holes and open areas.
Last Updated : 15 November 2025, 00:44 IST
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Indian grey hornbill a native bird seen in Bengaluru. Photo courtesy: Seshadri K S
Indian grey hornbill a native bird seen in Bengaluru. Photo courtesy: Seshadri K S
Pied Kingfisher seen in Hesaraghatta. Photo courtesy: Seshadri K S
Pied Kingfisher seen in Hesaraghatta. Photo courtesy: Seshadri K S
Rosy starling a migratory bird feeding on fruits inside the St Joseph
Rosy starling a migratory bird feeding on fruits inside the St Joseph
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Published 15 November 2025, 00:44 IST

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