Migratory birds flock Dhangadhi’s wetlands

Birds from Siberia, Mongolia and Russia have arrived in Nepal's wetlands to escape the extreme cold in their native regions.

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Migratory birds start flocking to Kailali-Kanchanpur's wetlands

With the onset of snowfall in northern hemisphere, the wetlands in Kailali and Kanchanpur district have started receiving increasing numbers of migratory birds lately.

Migratory birds start flocking to Kailali-Kanchanpur’s wetlands

KANCHANPUR: With the onset of snowfall in northern hemisphere, the wetlands in Kailali and Kanchanpur district have started receiving increasing numbers of migratory birds lately. Birds flock to wetlands in Nepal and other lower mountainous areas primarily in search of safe habitat, food as well as hatching, as snowfall starts in regions like Siberia, said […]

Migratory birds start flocking to Kailali-Kanchanpur's wetlands

With the onset of snowfall in northern hemisphere, the wetlands in Kailali and Kanchanpur district have started receiving increasing numbers of migratory birds lately.

Migratory birds start flocking to Kailali-Kanchanpur's wetlands

Kanchanpur, November 13 — With the onset of snowfall in northern hemisphere, the wetlands in Kailali and Kanchanpur district have started receiving increasing numbers of migratory birds lately. Birds flock to wetlands in Nepal and other lower mountainous areas primarily in search of safe habitat, food as well as hatching, as snowfall starts in regions like Siberia, said Hirulal Dagaura, member of Birds Conservation Nepal.     Duck and other birds of various species such as Maalak duck, duck with green head, Kajijure duck, Suirepuchhre duck, Kharakhare duck, Kal duck, Thulo Jalewa and Chakhewa among others are seen in the...

Migratory birds start flocking to Kailali-Kanchanpur's wetlands

Kanchanpur, November 13 — With the onset of snowfall in northern hemisphere, the wetlands in Kailali and Kanchanpur district have started receiving increasing numbers of migratory birds lately. Birds flock to wetlands in Nepal and other lower mountainous areas primarily in search of safe habitat, food as well as hatching, as snowfall starts in regions like Siberia, said Hirulal Dagaura, member of Birds Conservation Nepal.     Duck and other birds of various species such as Maalak duck, duck with green head, Kajijure duck, Suirepuchhre duck, Kharakhare duck, Kal duck, Thulo Jalewa and Chakhewa among others are seen in the...

Migratory birds in Nepal to escape winter

Migratory birds that come to Nepal to spend the winter have arrived in and around the rivers and wetlands of Nepal. The migratory birds start coming to Nepal with the arrival of the month of November.

Dhangadhi wetlands flocked by migratory birds

The movement of winter visitor birds has increased in the wetlands area of ​​Kailali, including the Ghodaghodi Bird Sanctuary, which is also a Ramsar site.

Wetlands in Nepal are in a sorry state. Loss of birds there is an alarm bell

There is so much more to do for wetlands in Nepal. The post Wetlands in Nepal are in a sorry state. Loss of birds there is an alarm bell appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

Counting of water birds begins

CHITWAN, Jan 6: Counting of water birds began in country's various wetlands from today. The counting aims to make a new strategy for the protection of the bird by finding out its status.