Rare Central Asian white stork draws birdwatchers to Okhla Bird Sanctuary

Published 04 Nov 2026, 15:54 IST

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A rare white stork, believed to be a scarce Central Asian subspecies, has been spotted at the Okhla Bird Sanctuary, drawing birdwatchers, naturalists and wildlife photographers to the urban wetland at the entrance of Noida along the Yamuna River, experts said. The bird was first sighted on November…

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A rare white stork, believed to be a scarce Central Asian subspecies, has been spotted at the Okhla Bird Sanctuary, drawing birdwatchers, naturalists and wildlife photographers to the urban wetland at the entrance of Noida along the Yamuna River, experts said. The bird was first sighted on November…

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Rare Central Asian white stork draws birdwatchers to Okhla Bird Sanctuary

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Rare Central Asian white stork spotted at Okhla Bird Sanctuary

New Delhi: A rare white stork, believed to be a scarce Central Asian subspecies, has been spotted at the Okhla Bird Sanctuary, drawing birdwatchers, naturalists and wildlife photographers to the urban wetland at the entrance of Noida along the Yamuna River, experts said. The bird was first sighted…

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