Health & Environment

Delhi biodiversity parks report slight dip in dragonflies

Hindustan Times1h
THE BRIEF
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Delhi's seven DDA biodiversity parks recorded 11,154 dragonflies and damselflies in a survey conducted from September 17 to 19, down from 13,253 in 2025.

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Entomologist Mohd. Faisal attributed the marginal dip in diversity and density to erratic rains, adverse weather, and a lack of water pool formation.

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The survey recorded two new species: the Yellow-tailed Ashy Skimmer at Aravalli Biodiversity Park and the Blue Grass Dart at Yamuna Biodiversity Park.