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IN PHOTOS: Nashik sanctuary turns pink as rare flamingos arrive in April heat
Updated On: 30 April, 2026 01:39 PM IST | Tarun Verma
In a rare summer sighting, flamingos arrived at Nandur Madhmeshwar Bird Sanctuary in Nashik, surprising birdwatchers. Officials called it a “rare opportunity,” while adding, “Nature lovers should not miss this spectacle,” as the birds transformed the reservoir into a scenic landscape (Pics/Nashik Forest Department)

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Arrival of Flamingos surprised birdwatchers. Officials called it a rare opportunity and credited excellent habitat management for attracting the birds despite the April heat
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The migratory flamingos, locally known as Rohit, were spotted descending on the sanctuary on April 28, creating a striking visual across the water body at the confluence of the Godavari and Kadwa rivers

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Calling it a visual treat, Range Forest Officer Hiralal Chaudhari said, “Watching these flamingos through the morning mist or during sunset is a refreshing experience. Nature lovers should not miss this spectacle"
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With their long necks, pale pink plumage and black-tipped wings mirrored in the blue waters, the birds transformed the reservoir into a picture-perfect landscape, drawing the attention of birdwatchers and photographers

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The arrival of flamingos has once again highlighted Nandur Madhmeshwar’s importance as a crucial wetland habitat for migratory birds in Maharashtra
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