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Elusive warbler spotted in Ladakh after 46-year gap

IndiaTimes Friday, 18 July 2025
After 46 years, the long-billed bush warbler was sighted in Ladakh's Suru Valley by a team of experienced birders. The expedition, prompted by a previous sighting in Gilgit-Baltistan, focused on locating 'lost birds.' The warbler was found at a record altitude of 3,200 meters, expanding its known habitats to include willows, highlighting the importance of preserving fragmented landscapes.
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