Three
rare bird species belonging to the bird family of Accipitridae were spotted in
a community forest in Gorkha
Nepal is
known for its rich biodiversity profile backed by a supportive climate that
favors various kinds of flora and fauna.
Over the
years, the Himalayan nation has left its unique mark in conserving and
identifying various endangered species. Here is another update from the country
on similar lines!
According
to a recent update, three rare species of birds belonging to the bird family of
Accipitridae were spotted in a community forest in Gorkha region.
The
community forest is already home to 99 species of bird varieties and researchers
were happy about finding three new species: White-Rumped Vulture, Asian
Woolyneck Stork and Steppe Eagle.
This is
the result of a seven-month-long research by Kushal Shrestha and his team in
the region. As part of their research, the team also found another bird called
‘Spiny Babbler’ found to be available only in Nepal.
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