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Migratory Bird: In India, the monsoon not only fills life in fields and rivers, but also attracts many foreign birds. Every year between June and September, some special migratory birds are seen in different parts of the country. Here we are telling about 5 such major monsoon migratory birds and their hideouts.
Migratory Bird: The monsoon in India is not only a rainy season, but also a celebration of nature colors. The voices and color of these migratory birds make the monsoon even more vibrant. This time is the most golden opportunity for nature lovers to see and study birds. Every year between June and September, some special migratory birds are seen in different parts of the country. Here we are telling about 5 such major monsoon migratory birds and their hideouts.
Blue-telted be Eater
This colorful and sharp -beak bird is seen during the monsoon in South Asia. These birds are found on the beaches of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh, especially Chilka Lake (Odisha) and Pulicat Lake (Andhra Pradesh) are its major hideouts. This bird is adept at catching small flies and insects in the air.
Purple heron
Water filled fields and marshy land are ideal places for this. These birds are found in Bharatpur and Sundarban. With the start of the monsoon, this bird is seen in the Keoladeo National Park (Bharatpur) of Rajasthan in India and Sundarban delta in West Bengal. Its tall throat and magnificent flight separates it in the crowd.
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Bronze winged jaker
These birds are found in Assam and North Bengal. This bird is seen during the monsoon, especially in lakes and reservoirs near tea gardens. Its wings have a glossy bronze glimpse and it is often known for its ability to walk on hyacinth.
Whistling teal
This bird, which makes a sound -like sound without stopping, appears in the lakes and moist areas of South India during the monsoon. These birds are found in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Colored beak and melodious voice is its identity. The reservoirs near Rannebennur and Vellore are its favorite hideout.
Black-Lead Stork
The special identity of this giant bird is its black neck and white feather. It usually looks on the banks of the fields and rivers during the monsoon. These birds are found in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. Especially Kushinagar (Uttar Pradesh) and Darbhanga (Bihar) are its shelters, where it eats insects and small fish.
