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OurSurvey: Out of nine species of vultures, the population of three Gyps species, White-backed Vulture ( ), Slender-billed Vulture ( ) and Long-billed Vulture ( ) has declined drastically by 99% over the past decade (Prakash 1999). The Gyps vultures' population declined in India by 97% and by 92% in Pakistan (Virani, 2006, Prakash 2012). Possibly the widespread usage of Diclofenac drug in the animal led to the rapid population decline for these Vultures (Green 2004). The Long-billed Vulture is a bald headed vulture with very broad wings and short tail feathers, having no sexual dimorphism. In Malabar hills region of India the breeding season of Long-billed Vultures was noted to be November to May where it breed mainly on cliffs (Edward, 1915). Presently, it is in the most critical category of endangerment, listed in Schedule-I of the I n d i a n W i l d l i f e P r o t e c t i o n A c t 1 9 7 2 f o l l o w e d b y I U C N , 2 0 1 5 . The Andhra Pradesh State Biodiversity Board, Hyderabad announced thatvulturesarealready 'Extinct' in thestate (Medicheti, 2013).

Breeding Biology of Critically Endangered Long-billed Vulture ( ) at a Unique Site in Telangana State, India