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503 Introduction In Goa, since colonial days, rabi crop of paddy has been grown in small pockets surrounding minor irrigation tanks. These tanks are basically impoundments of surface runoff by earthen embankments during the receding monsoons. The tanks have also been a source of additional revenue to the village communes called “communidades” during the late summer drawdown through the sale of fish naturally grown in them. Carambolim Lake is one such large semipermanent minor irrigation tanks known for its rich avifauna (Wagh, 1989; Sardesai et al., 1995).

The impact of Konkan Railway project on the avifauna of Carambolim Lake in Goa