Manipur’s Tamenglong district gears up to protect Amur falcons, interdicts air guns
Tamenglong district in multitudes next month, the district authority has rolled up sleeves to protect the raptors during their roosting stint with putting a slew of curbs, including a temporary ban on using air guns.
District Magistrate (DM) of the Zeliangrong-Naga dominated district, L Angshim Dangshawa, in his order issued yesterday, asked the people to deposit the weapons to their respective village authorities’ offices.
Dangshawa also banned hunting, catching, killing and selling of the falcons, whose size is a little bit smaller than pigeon, with immediate effect.
Locally known as Akhuaipuina, the birds of prey arrive in Manipur, mostly in Zeliangrong-Naga dominated Tamenglong about 145 Km from Imphal, and parts of Nagaland during the first and second week of October from their breeding grounds in South-Eastern Siberia and Northern China, wildlife experts said.
The raptors, after roosting for a little more than a month, leave the state and fly towards Africa’s southern and eastern parts and again roost a short period before flying towards their breeding grounds.
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