Extraordinary migration of the satellite tagged male Falcon will amaze you

The extraordinary migration of the satellite tagged male falcon Chiuluan2, originating from Chiuluan village in Manipur continues to amaze as he arrived in Mozambique, having traversed an incredible path through Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, and Zambia. Chiuluan2 had earlier reached Somalia in just five days and 17 hours, traversing 3000 Kms over the Arabian sea. Following a similar path, a female falcon named Guangram has initiated her non-stop flight across the Arabian Sea after making stop overs at Angul in Odisha, Indravati Tiger Reserve in Chhattisgarh, and Tadoba Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra, highlighting the critical stopover sites that support these birds during their extensive migration. These tracking efforts, led by Dr. Suresh Kumar of the Wildlife Institute of India, provide invaluable insights into the migratory patterns of Amur falcons, emphasizing the importance of conservation initiatives along their migratory routes. Wishing these avian travelers safe passage on their extraordinary journeys.