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Wednesday, 8 April 2015

Avian Guests on Return Journey

KENDRAPARA: With the mercury making upward move, the migratory birds have started their homeward journey from Bhitarkanika National Park after staying for about four months.
Thousands of birds of different species flocked the water bodies and the forest cover of Bhitarkanika in November to avoid the harsh winter in their habitations in northern Asia and Central European countries.
A large number of birds have already flown out of Bhitarkanika, while wader birds were preparing to leave. Everyday, hundreds of birds are flying out of the mangrove forest of the national park, said Forest Range.
Abundant fish in the river and creeks and distance from human habitation have made Bhitarkanika a suitable abode for these birds during winter. The forest officials recorded the presence of 1, 13,226 birds last month during the annual avian census.

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