Springtime in BTM

Bijoy Venugopal

The Green Ogre – Birds, Wildlife, Ecology and Nature notes from India.
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3 thoughts on “Springtime in BTM”

  1. I’m an enthusiast, not a professional. But if you’re interested in ecology, you can always volunteer your time and talent to help NGOs involved in conservation.

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