Red-Necked Phalarope Spotted in Tamil Nadu, India
The recent sighting of the Red-necked Phalarope (Phalaropus lobatus) at Nanjarayan Bird Sanctuary in Tamil Nadu has created a buzz among ornithologists and wildlife enthusiasts. Known for its distinctive circular swimming pattern and vibrant breeding plumage, this Arctic-breeding shorebird is a rare visitor to India, making this observation ecologically significant.
The Nanjarayan Tank in Tiruppur, Tamil Nadu, is a freshwater wetland that has become a hotspot for migratory birds.
The Red-necked Phalarope’s presence here,
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