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Some of the world's rarest bird species have been detected in different areas of Barekot rural municipality in the Jajarkot district. A central member of the Birds Conservation Association Govinda Singh said studies undertaken at different times revealed that the birds of endangered species have been found in Barekot.
The world's endangered Hadfor Giddha (vulture), nationally endangered Himali Giddha, extinct wildlife and plants as well as the Kalo Chil, Kalij, Kakakul, Lovipapi Garud, and Karrasuga have been found in Barekot.
Singh, who has been passionately spending his time in the search of different species of birds, shared that he was able to detect 'Lobhipapi Garud' after rigorous efforts. He found the disappearing species Lobhipapi Garud at Barekot-2, Jeula.
Singh claimed that it was the first time the extinct species 'Lobhipapi Garud' was found. Barekot has 88 species of birds.
Studies carried out in Barekot rural municipality revealed that the birds of rare species were found. A total of 88 species of birds were detected in course of the study that was undertaken in community forests of Jajarkot at an altitude ranging from 1,891 to 2,309 meters, he informed.
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