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
It's an amazing wetland and pride of Ayodhya where thousands of migratory birds are regular visitor.
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Sure Sir! We must save them!
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