RE: Birds of the Sacred Lake 🇮🇳 Birdwatching in Pushkar
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That holy lake in Pushkar feels like a new other ecosystem. How come many bird species flock there? I mean, the land and the lake must be that gentle and human for them to trust it. In our town, I cant even find a single bird, because rarely they appear, since people here used to shoot them. So I guess it is between trust and distrust, drawn from their experiences.
I love this blog because it shows species of birds that we don't know existed.
Like this one. A very serious guy looking for a fish to feast. He must be that serious huh? But even if he looks so serious, we can't help but find him funny. Birds must have evolved with a sense of humor
Too many stories I can find in your bird photos. Such as this one, looks like a battle between the light and the dark. But the cormorant just wanted to swim. Looks amazing!
Thank you for sharing this experience to us. As someone who loves nature, I am amazed of your storytelling and photos. 10/10, just like your rate to that holy lake and Pushkar.
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I believe it's about, first of all, 1) places to live 2) things to eat. Cities with big old parks, many gardens, and old buildings offer better conditions for the diversity of birds. Some city locations are also very beneficial - like river deltas.
Yes, a super lovely bird. Species of kingfishers live all over the world, and some of them are tolerant of people, but they need places for burrows (they live in the ground), safe from people, like a steep riverbank, and water bodies with fish. I saw many in Hue, Vietnam - right in the city with traffic - they have steep riverbanks there along rivers.