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An informational sign for a "Brahminy Kite" (Haliastur Indus), also identified as "ಬಿಳಿ ಗರುಡ" (Bili Garuda - White Kite) in Kannada, is the central subject of this outdoor zoo photograph. The sign, predominantly cream-colored with brown accents, displays a clear illustration of the Brahminy Kite, showcasing its distinct white head and chest, and reddish-brown and black wings. Notably, the sign incorrectly lists its family as "Tragulidae." Visible text details the kite's characteristics: its habitat is mainly plains, sometimes 5000 feet in the Himalayas, coasts, and wetlands; sexual maturity is 2-3 years; clutch size 1-3 eggs; incubation period 28-35 days; and weaning period where young fledge after 40-56 days but remain dependent for two months. Its natural diet includes crabs, crustaceans, amphibians, small reptiles, fish, insects, small mammals, and birds, while its zoo diet is minced beef. Distribution is cited as the Indian subcontinent, Southeast Asia, and Australia. A conservation status bar indicates "Least Concern" with a green marker. A QR code is present at the bottom right. The sign is mounted against a green metal mesh enclosure, inside which a dark-feathered bird is perched on a branch, partially obscured. The background shows dappled sunlight and foliage, suggesting a clear, bright day. The image captures a moment from a zoological park, likely in Mysuru, India, given the bilingual signage.
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