Samira Agnihotri – What's the Racket? Of Drongos and Acoustic Landscapes

Samira Agnihotri has a Master’s degree in Wildlife Biology and Conservation from the National Centre for Biological Sciences. This gave her the chance to step into the realm of birdsongs, and nothing makes her more content than walking in a forest with a mic and a recorder

At the Nature inFocus Festival 2018, Samira spoke about the myriad ways in which birds communicate using sound, particularly a very special type of vocal communication - birds that mimic others.

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