On World Wetlands Day, funerary fanfare at Kaikondrahalli & Kasavanahalli

Updated 5 Years Ago

Today, February 2, is World Wetlands Day. A red-letter day. At the neighbourhood lakes that I have observed for many years, it’s more of a death watch

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On World Wetlands Day, funerary fanfare at Kaikondrahalli & Kasavanahalli

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