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In pics: Birds of different feathers in Raipur

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SNS | New Delhi | April 18, 2018 5:12 pm

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A ‘Baya’ taking the raw material for house-weaving at the Central GST campus in Raipur. (Photo: Vinod Goel)

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A ‘Red-Vented Bulbul’ captured in frames at the Central GST campus in Chhattisgarh's Raipur. (Photo: Vinod Goel)

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A close shot of a ‘Barn Owl’ at the Central GST campus in Raipur. (Photo: Vinod Goel)

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An ‘Asian Paradise Flycatcher’ looking for prey at the Central GST campus in Chhattisgarh capital Raipur. This is also the state bird of Madhya Pradesh. (Photo: Vinod Goel)

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A ‘Common Lora’ spending some quality time in solitude at the Central GST campus Raipur. (Photo: Vinod Goel)

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An all-vigilant 'Shikra' on a fence at Central GST campus in Chhattisgarh's Raipur. (Photo: Vinod Goel)

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