‘Foreign company’ from Pakistan and China are taking part in so much within the open sky, the image will fascinate

Banda: Even although there’s a ban on the motion of residents from throughout the border. But the birds of the neighboring nations of Pakistan and China have reached right here by crossing the border of their nation and are taking part in pranks by chirping within the reservoirs right here. To see which enthusiasm has been seen among the many folks. Generally, the method of arrival of overseas birds begins within the first week of December. December has began coming this 12 months.

Birds change their place when the temperature reaches 0 diploma
Countries whose temperature reaches beneath 0 levels yearly. The birds there change their abode and make one other abode. Foreign birds of various species are seen within the reservoirs of Banda after touring a distance of about 5000 to 8000 kms. They are liking the local weather right here.

These birds embody painted stork, cormorant, night time heron and black ibis (Kalabaja), together with bar-headed and white-headed goose. Along with these birds, Surkhab and Saras birds of Indian race are additionally taking part in within the ponds. Crowds of individuals begin gathering on the banks of river ponds to see them.

Guest birds got here right here 15 days in the past
In this regard, Divisional Forest Officer Dr. Sanjay Aggarwal instructed that about 15 days in the past overseas birds began coming right here. Most of those overseas birds have been seen in rope dam Panchampur and Chehraon village together with Ken river, Ghasiyari Talab Bisanda, Purana Talab Mungus and Bada Talab Naraini. To shield them from poachers, the obligation of forest personnel has been imposed.

Actually birds change their place when the temperature reaches beneath zero. For this cause, birds from Pakistan, China, Britain, Ireland, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Mongolia, Siberia, Tibetan nations come right here yearly with herds. This time additionally a superb variety of them are being seen.