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Rare migratory birds captured in Mohali's Mote Majra pond

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 07:52 PM Jan 05, 2025 IST

Bar headed geese at Mote Majra pond in Mohali, on Sunday. Tribune photo: Vicky
Greylag geese. Tribune photo: Vicky
Red-crested pochard. Tribune photo: Vicky
The comb duck. Tribune photo: Vicky
Cormorant bird. Tribune photo: Vicky
Bar headed geese. Tribune photo: Vicky

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Bar headed geese at Mote Majra pond in Mohali, on Sunday. Tribune photo: Vicky

Greylag geese. Tribune photo: Vicky

Red-crested pochard. Tribune photo: Vicky

The comb duck. Tribune photo: Vicky

Cormorant bird. Tribune photo: Vicky

Bar headed geese. Tribune photo: Vicky