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Thread on popular Migratory birds that visit India. May 9 - #WorldMigratoryBirdDay don't miss to read this.
#SiberianCrane migrate during winter to India from Russia and Siberia. They are omnivorous & are critically endangered species of migratory birds. Known to visit Bharatpur until 2002

Unique behavioural gesture of display via @nijhuism
#Amurfalcon - read this thread where I have mentioned all that you need to know about them.
This is how the whole place looks when these birds visit Nagaland Manipur area during the season. Video Via SM
#DemoiselleCrane is the smallest species of crane that visits Rajasthan, in large numbers. It is said tht Khichan village is quite popular destination (see d video) and for the past year 15000 demoiselle cranes have visited this village. Locals love them. VC Ramesh Kadela
#Bluethroat is a small sized colourful bird belonging to Thrush family. They spend winters in India and they come from Europe. Known to visit Bharatpur during winter season. Via Omar Al Advani
#BlackWingedStilt, though commonly sighted it is a Migratory bird. It is a long legged wader bird found around the wetlands. Known to have very long legs, longer than the body part. There are few subspecies too.
#BarHeadedGoose is the highest flying bird in the world that migrates from Mongolia and Tibet crossing over the Himalayas to spend the winters here. Pong in HP gets large numbers. From Assam to Tamil Nadu states of India they can be seen in water bodies and wetlands.
#RosyStarling, à popular migrant bird that spends its winters in Indian states. Its known for the murmuration formations they make while on flight. Watch one such murmuration recently recorded by @Pakalamadhu11 at Delhi
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First Tiger to contract COVID at Bronx Zoo US - this news is now wide spread. Many have tagged me to this news and are asking about PET Animals.

Kindly do not jump into any conclusion.

Do not abandon Pets or have any disturbing thought about it.

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COVID19 is a zoonotic disease that means the virus is said to have its source from animals. It is said (not proved though) Bats were d source and there should be an intermediate animals which transmitted id virus to human. The virus can get easily mutated as per its host.
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All about #WetMarket - Things you should know! Thread!

We are familiar with the term 'Market' which has been a place of prime trade, since the days of Barter System. Broadly categorised as Dry & Wet based on the products - Fabrics, Electronics & those dry come under former. 1+
Wet Markets are places where seafood, meat, live animals are sold/butchered.
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Are these places a source of deadly virus and bacteria?
Not necessarily. As long as these markets sell only fresh products like seafood, meat, poultry prdts.. 2+
When does this Wet market becomes a matter of serious concern?
When they sell Captive animals tht are of wild nature & not domesticated which means those animals did not take any vaccines or medications. Naturally, wild animals have microbes owing to their habitat in d forest. 3+
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