New Delhi: While certain species of wader birds, like sandpipers, which prefer shallower waters, start arriving by late September, major migratory ducks, like Northern shoveler, Gadwall, Greylag geese, Pallas’s gulls, brown-headed and black-headed gulls, coots, etc have now begun settling in different wetlands of Delhi-NCR, including Yamuna Biodiversity Park and Sultanpur National Park.
Faiyaz A Khudsar, scientist-in-charge of DDAs biodiversity parks. said, “Their numbers and species density will increase by mid-November. He pointed out that the migratory birds arriving here were from central Asia and Siberia and were “energy budgeting”.
This story is from the November 11, 2022 edition of The Times of India.
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