Every winter, thousands of greater and lesser flamingos fly into Mumbai, forming a sea of pink against a backdrop of skyscrapers, bridges, and oil refineries along the 26-kilometer-long Thane Creek.

Every winter, thousands of greater and lesser flamingos fly into Mumbai, forming a sea of pink against a backdrop of skyscrapers, bridges, and oil refineries along the 26-kilometer-long Thane Creek.

At least 39 flamingos have been killed after an aircraft hit them in the western Indian city of Mumbai, sparking concerns among environmentalists. The Emirates flight, which had more than 300 ...

Every winter, thousands of greater and lesser flamingos fly into Mumbai, forming a sea of pink against a backdrop of skyscrapers, bridges and oil refineries along the 16-mile-long Thane Creek.

Mumbai, India's financial capital, is also a haven for diverse wildlife, particularly migratory and resident birds. The city's surrounding saltwater lakes serve as vital habitats, attracting numerous ...

Flamingos are a photographer’s delight. These birds visit Mumbai from breeding sites in Gujarat and Rajasthan as well as from Iraq, Iran and Africa. Their migration starts post monsoon when ...

Navi Mumbai: In a tragic incident that has sparked outrage among environmentalists, a golden jackal was crushed to death by a ...

Navi Mumbai’s wetlands have turned into a mesmerizing pink paradise as thousands of Greater and Lesser flamingos migrate to the region, creating breathtaking visuals that have taken the internet ...

Flamingos usually visit the wetlands of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) in November, mostly for feeding purposes, from breeding sites in the Gujarat region as well as Iran.

The traffic island with flamingo statues in Bhandup sees a natural makeover as tiny purple flowers bloom due to rising temperatures. 2 / 7 Mumbai’s floral delight ...

Navi Mumbai: State Government Forms Committee To Protect Nerul Flamingos And Mangrove Forests The committee was also informed about a study done by the Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS ...