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Twenty species of birds were found in the counting and survey of aquatic birds in Banke a few days ago. Birds of that species have been found in Kusum to Sikta area of Rapti River and in various lakes and rivers of the district.
Ornithologist Ram Shahi said that among such species of birds there are Chakhewa birds that returned to Nepal from Siberia and Russia. "The garbage in the lake has narrowed the bird's habitat," he said.
Apart from that, the habitat of birds is in crisis due to noise pollution due to the presence of a forest feast in the area of Taltalaiya. Aquatic birds such as quacks and ducks have been found during the survey. Two hundred and seventy-six birds have been found in Banke from the bird survey and counting done by the community of Banke National Park and the central region.
Information officer of Banke National Park, Mandeep Pangeni, informed that the birds were found during a two-day survey conducted by a team including ornithologist Joshi. .
He expressed his belief that the annual survey and counting of birds will help in the management of bird habitats. The survey and counting of birds has also been completed in Bardia.
