Falcated Duck sighted in South Goa
THE HINDU, PANAJI | 23 February 2016 17:39 IST
The birders of Goa have sighted a new bird Falcated Duck, a very rare vagrant species to the south of India, which became the latest addition to the checklist of ‘Birds of Goa’.
On February 13, three local birders Justino Rebello, Manoj Sankav and Mangrish Dharwardkar went to Ambulor Lake in Verna in south Goa, around 25 km from here for birding and Justino photographed the Falcated Duck. CLICK TO READ MORE
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