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MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 2022

Bird

Birds under increasing threat from plastic waste
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Birds under increasing threat from plastic waste

Illustration: TBS
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Of birds, books and beyond

Waterhen flies vertically up.
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The recipe for looking at and appreciating a waterhen!

Bar-headed Geese in shallow water. Photo: Courtesy
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Bar-headed goose: Lease of geese-grazing land in Bangladesh and geese-egg omelette in Tibet!

Green Pigeons enjoy sunshine on roadside trees. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
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Green Pigeons and the spectre of Passenger Pigeons’ boom ’n bust

Swift flies around a grove of Palmyra Palm or Taalgach. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
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Palm Swift: A lame bird that flies mileage equal to seven round trips to the moon

The Jahangirnagar University campus has been known as a winter resort for migratory birds for the last 35 years and this year is no exception. Photo: Mahbub Rinad
Environment

Jahangirnagar: A bird haven 

Photo: BSS/AFP
Europe

Nearly 30 percent of UK birds endangered, report warns

Asian Openbill on a marsh. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
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Asian Openbill: A bird that baffled Julian Huxley and endured a parade of poisoned snails

A charming bird of Champakdi and a sad saga of shrinking biodiversity
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A charming bird of Champakdi and a sad saga of shrinking biodiversity

Watercock flying above tree line. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
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Lonely male Watercock: All dressed up and nowhere to go!

A panicky Grey-headed lapwing fledgling takes off. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
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Did the baby lapwing fly from Manchuria to Dhaka by itself?

Chestnut-headed Bee-eater perching over waterhole. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
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Boisterous bee-eaters dive and dunk, experts wonder why!

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