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Bird Fair In Kolkata

It's winter, and bird fair is here in the city of joy. Crowded bird
fair just ended on 24 January at YMCA Hall of Vivekananda Road in
north Kolkata where more than hundred exotic birds were exhibited by
the courtesy of Calcutta Bird Breeders' & Lovers' Association. Amongst
them, some rare species of Macaw and Kakatua were the main attractions
of the visitors.
A fresh Bird Fair is now running at Santosh Mitra Square in central Kolkata.

--
A. B.

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Anonymous said…
yes awesome.the blue&gold macaw is a little bit ruffled.pl give some pics of some grass parakeet if shownin the show. how to become a member? rajat majumder advocate.
09 December, 2012 14:44
Unknown said…
bhai ye fair kaha or kab lagta he bata sakte ho?
18 May, 2013 00:06
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