Vadodara: While hundreds of Geese Greylag have come down at Wadlands Wadhwana in Dabhoi, one of which draws many bird lovers to Lake Spawling.
Greylag Goose with satellite tags has been seen on the lake that sees thousands of birds migrating in winter.
“It looked first by the guard knock forest a few days ago.
Goose has a tag on his neck and in accordance with experts seems to be marked in Mongolia.
This is the first time Goes lag gray marked in Mongolia has been seen in Wadhwana,” said Kartik Upadhyay, A diligent bird observer, who photographed goose with Rahul Bhatt and Ravi Patel.
“The bird flew over China and crossed northeast India and covered around 3,800 km to reach Gujarat.
This is the third time Greylag’s goose marked from Mongolia has been seen in the state,” Upadhyay said to Ti.
In December last year, Greylag’s swans were marked seen at Nal Sarovar and in February this year, the same individual bird was seen in Wetland NavaTalav in Surdendranagar.
Devvratinh Mori’s orthology experts, who have photographed birds in Surendranagar, said that goose was marked in Mongolia.
The Mongolian conservation center that marks the goose makes tabs on their movements and locations.
The Mongolian conservation center is involved with international bird migration studies.
However, Upadhyay said that it was difficult to ascertain whether the goose was seen in Wadhwana was the same seen in Nal Sarovar and Surendranagar.
When asked why this geese flew away from Mongolia to Gujarat, Upadhyay said, “The country has a good amount of wetlands where these geese find ideal habitats.
Also, enough food is available for migratory birds regardless of the safe environment in Here.
This is the good news that geese from Mongolia now fly to Wadhwana too, “added Upadhyay.