Bird Of The Year 2025 India . Taking the title of bird photographer of the year , our overall winner is ‘when worlds collide’ by patricia. Discover top 10 birding destinations in india in 2025 like eaglenest, keoladeo, corbett, thattekad & more.
From individuals maintaining their bird lists, to groups of students or birders monitoring local. Taking the title of bird photographer of the year , our overall winner is ‘when worlds collide’ by patricia.
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