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Maharashtra: Forest department bans photography of the Amur falcon
Updated On: 20 January, 2021 07:53 AM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
Presence of too many people at Lonavala ghats might disturb the migratory bird, fear officials

Amur falcons migrate from Mongolia to South Africa over the Arabian Sea and India. Representational pic
With people crowding the Lonavala ghats to snap the migratory bird Amur falcon, the forest department has banned photography at the site fearing that the presence of too many spectators might disturb the species.
Pictures of the sighting of the raptor at Lonavala ghats recently went viral on social media. They also showed a large number of nature lovers jostling to click the birds.
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