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Nature’s Layers Unravelled – Encounters with birds, beasts, and relatives

Author: Praveen Tangirala

Praveen Tangirala is studying for a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, which he really loves. He began birding when he was in grade 11, when he started clicking birds with a point-and-shoot camera (at 63x optical zoom). He hopes to contribute to bird conservation some day. He loves music and books, but he reads very slowly. He must have read Harry Potter at least 12 times.
Doddanekundi Lake – A birder’s journal

Doddanekundi Lake – A birder’s journal

Praveen TangiralaJune 18, 2020January 31, 2024

Starting in 2016, Praveen Tangirala has kept a close eye on Doddanekundi Lake, the large wetland in his neighbourhood that hosts a wealth of bird life. Besides the obvious delights that birding at the lake brings, he is also wary of the environmental threats that endanger its fragile but resilient ecology.

Bird-watching in Dandeli’s fragile forest

Bird-watching in Dandeli’s fragile forest

Praveen TangiralaMay 3, 2020January 31, 2024

While the lockdown brings birds and beasts out into the cities, clandestine moves are underway to destroy the pristine forests in which they live. Praveen Tangirala recounts a birdwatching trip to the beautiful Kali Tiger Reserve in Dandeli, great stretches of which are threatened to be swallowed up by the proposed Hubbali-Ankola railway line

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