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The garganey duck rises easily from the water with a fast twisting wader-like flight. The common English name dates from the17th century and comes from Lombard language gargenei, the plural of garganell, which ultimately comes from the Late Latingargala “tracheal artery”. Go figure.38
The Sandpiper has a sensitive bill, allowing thebird to feel the mud and sand as it probes for food.Different lengths of bills enable different species tofeed in the same habitat, particularly on the coast,without direct competition for food.Red Wattled Lapwings are ground birds that areincapable of perching. Their characteristic loud alarmcalls are indicators of human or animal movementsand the sounds have been variously rendered as didhe do it or pity to do it, leading to the colloquial nameof did-he-do-it bird.39
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Page 27 and 28: Credit: Rajesh Poojary, Mumbai Trav
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Glow in the dark psychedeliclights
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Recently the government opened up t
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Waiting for Sunrise103
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Capturing the sun107
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A Very interesting motif showcasing
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Drainage and inlets for fresh air (
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Jal Vihar - the Banquet hall. The c
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The entrance to theRoyal Banquet Ha
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The helipad.123
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Spotted DoveThe Scaly Breasted Muni
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Painted StorksThe Green Bee eater e
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The Great Egret normally impales it
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Black winged Stilt The breeding hab
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Credits: Dr Raj /Dr Mistry - BNHS14
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The first tree we saw was in the BN
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This is an Uncommon tree for Mumbai
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The Peltophorum tree is widely grow
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Samanea saman or the RAIN TREE is f
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The TREE OF HEAVEN (Ailanthus altis
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Plumeria rubra another variety of p
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The SITA ASHOK TREE is one of the m
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THE JUNGLI BADAM TREE (sterculia fe
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The CANNON BALL TREE is from Centra
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The BHEND tree has red flowers whic
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TREE OF LIFE -a medicinal tree.Tree
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Ficus benghalensis was the original
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Flamingo SanctuaryCredit : Coastal
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Flamingo Chain179
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Angles191
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Aditya Pai, No Footprints Explore19
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The first thing you will strikeyou
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The Sai Baba Temple andPanchayat -
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Temples, bells and lampsSantoshi Ma
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Dargah of Bibi Sakina and Fatima. T
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Crematorium ..205
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Colour Coordinated homes.Mother Mar
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Chintamani Shivdikar“Machhli huma
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Mumbai is a city where the old and
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Despite its stellar development, Mu
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