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3,000+ Birds Flock to Andhra Village for Nesting Season
26 Mar
Summary
- Over 3,000 migratory birds are expected this season.
- District aims to improve bird habitats and protection measures.
- Eco-tourism development is planned to attract visitors.
Veerapuram in Sri Sathya Sai district is poised to welcome over 3,000 migratory birds for their nesting season, making it a significant site in Andhra Pradesh. The district administration is actively working to improve the birds' habitat and protection. This includes ensuring sufficient food and water resources for species arriving from distant regions.
A dedicated caretaker has been assigned to rescue and assist chicks that may fall from nests. Local animal welfare organizations are collaborating with officials to provide necessary medical attention and sustenance. Efforts are also underway to secure the water supply by desilting channels leading to the village tank.
To boost local economy and awareness, connectivity to nearby tourist spots like Puttaparthi and Lepakshi is being prioritized for eco-tourism development. A watch tower has been erected for visitors. Species such as painted and open-billed storks are known to nest here annually, with villagers continuing their traditional role in conservation.
