Gyps bengalensis - BirdBase
Gyps bengalensis - BirdBase
Gyps bengalensis - BirdBase
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<strong>Gyps</strong> <strong>bengalensis</strong><br />
East, Europe and Africa (Prakash 1999a). Indeed, Eurasian and Himalayan Griffons have<br />
also “declined markedly in recent years” in India (Rahmani and Prakash 2000a,b), and they<br />
have declined as winter migrants to Keoladeo National Park, Rajasthan, over the last decade,<br />
whereas resident populations of Red-headed Vulture and Egyptian Vulture Neophron<br />
percnopterus, both of which (unlike <strong>Gyps</strong> vultures) generally exploit smaller carcasses and do<br />
not feed communally, have remained stable, although breeding population sizes are small:<br />
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