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Wings, thankfully, amidst a culture of logins…

Bengaluru: During a Tuesday-morning walk on Sarjapur Road, otherwise known for its high-density concrete and fast-paced lifestyle, this is what I found at a nearby water body, causing great cheer within.

Snapping a Gray Heron, Painted Stork, and Black Winged Stilt birds searching for prey at the Upper Ambalipura Lake in Harlur, therefore, was irresistible.

ARUN KUMAR RAO

Arun is a freelance content contributor based in Bengaluru

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