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A rare Australian Grass Owl, usually found thousands of miles away, was spotted in Assam’s Maguri Motapung Beel — and birdwatchers are losing their minds.

This isn’t just a lucky photo op; it’s a sign that this wetland, tucked near Dibru-Saikhowa National Park, is a hidden powerhouse of biodiversity. The owl, known for its secretive ways and grassland love, chose Assam as its unexpected hideout. What does this mean? Maybe this wetland’s ecosystems are healthier than we think; or maybe climate shifts are nudging species into unfamiliar territory. Either way, conservationists are calling it a wake-up call: protect this place, or lose its silent, winged wonders forever.