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Eurasian goshawk spotted for the first time at Tansa Wildlife Sanctuary

A Eurasian goshawk, a medium-large raptor, was recently spotted at Tansa Wildlife Sanctuary by a forest guard. This marks the first recorded sighting of the species in the sanctuary, further highlighting the region's rich biodiversity and ecological significance

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The Eurasian goshawk has been spotted in Maharashtra at least three times before. File Pic

The Eurasian goshawk has been spotted in Maharashtra at least three times before. File Pic

A recent sighting at Tansa Wildlife Sanctuary has once again underscored the ecological richness of the region. A Eurasian goshawk—a medium-large raptor—was spotted by a forest guard during routine patrolling.

Yogesh Shid, a forester at Tansa Wildlife Sanctuary with a deep interest in documenting the region’s biodiversity, shared his experience with Mid-Day.

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