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Giant gourami turns up in Shantala Nagar
September 27, 2026
, an introduced Southeast Asian gourami, was recorded twice in Bengaluru, in Jayamahal on August 12 and in Shantala Nagar on September 23. This farmed aquaculture species appears in freshwater bodies through escape or release and may compete with native fish for resources and space.
Dragonflies persist at Bengaluru lakes and ponds
September 27, 2026
, Chalky Perchers, and Swampwatchers were recorded on 2026-09-27 at multiple lake and pond sites across Bengaluru. These native odonates breed in freshwater and their continued presence through late September indicates sustained aquatic habitat suitable for their development during the monsoon wind-down.
Bonnet macaques seen near Bangalore and Siddhapura Road
September 27, 2026
s were observed five times around Bengaluru between September 12 and 27, most recently near Bangalore on September 27 and at Siddhapura Road on September 26. The species is listed as Vulnerable, with populations falling more than 65% over 25 years as urbanization replaces roadside vegetation that traditionally supported foraging habitat.
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