By Diwash Gahatraj SILIGURI, India — “I never thought that the Dhanesh Chara (Rufous-necked hornbill in the Nepali language) would become the source of my living and, eventually, change my life,” Parag Gurung, a 30-year-old birding guide in Latpanchar in the Kurseong subdivision of Darjeeling district, told Zenger News. “I have grown up seeing this colorful, large-beaked bird flying and nesting […]
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