Samda Wetland

 About• Samda wetland is a wetland located in Maushiwala,Ayodhya.Due to its bio-diversity as well as suitable climate a large number of migratory birds migrate to this very place..This wetland has an ox-bow lake that makes this place a more convenient place for the migratory birds.Over 215 species of migratory birds inhabit this wetland including the state bird of Uttar Pradesh,Sarus Crane.

A little info about the birds in Samda Wetland-:

Sarus Crane: 

Scientific Name-Grus Antigone

Eating habits-They are omnivores,eating insects especially-grasshopper,aquatic plants,fish,frogs and seeds


Indian Roller:

Scientific name-Coracias benghalensis

Eating habits-Indian rollers are carnivores.Their diet includes insects,spiders,scorpions,small snakes,frogs and other amphibians..


Purple Heron:

Scientific Name-Ardea purpurea

Eating Habits-It feeds in shallow water,grabbing its prey with its powerful beak.It will often wait motionless for prey,or slowly stalk its The diet consists mainly of fish, small mammals and amphibians, but nestling birds, snakes, lizards, crustaceans, water snails, insects and spiders are also eaten.


Our Visit to Samda Wetland! -:

It was our fortune that we were able to visit this wetland and were able to learn a lot about these migratory birds..All credits to Mr.Azad Singh..!




By-: Anandi Singh

5th Chrysanthemum

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  1. It's an amazing wetland and pride of Ayodhya where thousands of migratory birds are regular visitor.
    Let's save और heritage.

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