Noida: Even when forest officials begin the development of habitat ahead of winter, some of the migratory bird species have been seen in Sanctuary Bird Okhla in Noida.
Officials say that small birds and waders like culling Pallas, BELED BLACK, TER and Marsh Harrier are already visible.
With a monsoon that is almost over, the Ministry of Forestry has begun to clean up, clean the leaves that grow excessively and make other preparations for the winter to come in the sanctuary.
One of the most important habitat development activities every year is the cleaning of the river area and removing hyacinth which is not safe for many species.
Because of the good monsoon this year, Hyacinth Air has spread in a larger part of the river.
Over the past few years, officials have used hyacinth that are cleaned to make mounds, platforms and small islands to rest and perch from several species of birds.
Officials say that most migration birds prefer to live in these mounds and platforms in the middle of the body of water because of disruption from a limited environment.
The whole process of developing habitats takes up to two months.
With a better monsoon and the rejuvenation of freshwater pools in the entire NCR region, it is expected to be “cleaning work almost finished, and we now finish painting and repair work.
The wooden bridge leading to the central center tower is in a dilapidated country over the past few years.
We It has fixed it and is ready to use, “said PK Srivastava, division forest officers.
Nature lines, benches, floating platforms and lines have been cleaned for visitors.
The setting for cycling and golf carts has also been made for tourists.
Sanctuary Bird Okhla spread in 400 hectares and includes part of the Yamuna Bank on the border of Noida and Delhi.
About 20,000 birds visit the sanctuary every year from more than 70 species.
While the bird sanctuary is a paradise for ordinary birders, it also attracts many tourists and cycling groups during the winter months.
However, the introduction of the lodge to stay the night hasn’t run well with Birders.