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SAMBHAR SEES HUGE SURGE IN MIGRATORY BIRDS
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SAMBHAR SEES HUGE SURGE IN MIGRATORY BIRDS
By : Author Desk
Updated : 2025-11-03 16:28:31
SAMBHAR SEES HUGE SURGE IN MIGRATORY BIRDS
Why in News
India’s
largest inland saltwater lake
,
Sambhar Lake
(Rajasthan), has recorded a
remarkable 40% increase in migratory bird arrivals
this winter compared to last year.
The surge coincides with the
highest water levels in five decades
, creating ideal ecological conditions for
waterbirds and flamingos
.
ABOUT SAMBHAR LAKE
CURRENT OBSERVATION (WINTER 2025-26)
KEY DRIVERS OF SURGE
Exceptional monsoon rains (2025)
replenished the lake basin.
High water levels (highest in 50 years)
supported
abundant algae, plankton, and invertebrates
— rich feeding grounds for migratory birds.
Improved wetland ecology
following reduced industrial discharge during the last season.
MIGRATION & ECOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE
CONCERNS: BIRD CASUALTIES REPORTED
A few
bird deaths and weakness symptoms
reported near
Khakharki village (Nagaur district side)
.
Rescue operations
initiated by the
Forest and Animal Husbandry Departments
.
Samples sent
to the
Central Avian Research Institute, Bareilly
for testing.
Preliminary Suspicions:
Avian Botulism
— though experts say risk is
low
this year due to high water levels and minimal stagnation.
WHAT IS AVIAN BOTULISM?
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