सांभर झील में ग्रेट व्हाइट पेलिकन का डेरा, दुर्लभ पक्षियों को देख पक्षी प्रेमी रोमांचित

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सर्दियों में सांभर झील में प्रवासी पक्षी पहुंचे हैं. इनमें लेजर और ग्रेटर फ्लेमिंगो के अलावा कई तरह की बतख और वीडर्स भी शामिल हैं.

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00:00In the winter season, a large number of birds are seen in the Sambhar lake.

00:15Earlier, laser and greater flamingo were mainly seen.

00:19This year, a large group of great white pelicans have also settled in the Sambhar lake.

00:24These small pelicans are spending some time here during their long journey.

00:29Which is a wave of happiness between bird lovers and bird watchers.

00:33There is a special pattern of bird travel in the Sambhar lake.

00:37Many birds travel here from October to March.

00:41Some stop in the Sambhar lake during their journey, which is called passage migration.

00:47Great white pelicans usually come here under this process.

00:51But this time their flock has been delayed for a long time.

00:56Usually, pelicans travel 5,000 km from Europe, Asia and Central Asia and come to India.

01:02We saw pelicans there 2-3 years ago.

01:07Most of them live as passage migrants.

01:11They stop for a while and leave.

01:13At this time, about 250 pelicans have come to the Sambhar lake.

01:17And they have been settling here for a few days.

01:22One of the reasons for this is that there are a lot of fishermen here.

01:27And they keep chasing them away.

01:31So one of the possible reasons for this is that they are chasing them away.

01:36And since the pelicans have settled in the Kewla lake nearby.

01:41So one of the possible reasons for this is that they are chasing them away.

01:46So one of the possible reasons for this is that they are chasing them away.

01:52Another reason is that there are a lot of fishermen there.

01:56And the pelicans eat a lot of food.

01:59We all know that they leave because of extreme cold.

02:06In India, mainly in the northern and western areas.

02:11In India, mainly in the northern and western areas.

02:16They breed mainly in Gujarat.

02:19They breed in Kutch.

02:21They do not breed in Rajasthan yet.

02:24But if they stay for a long time, it is possible that they breed here as well.

02:33There are three species of pelicans in India.

02:36There are three species of pelicans in India.

02:39Out of which, the Great White Pelican is the most common.

02:44Out of which, the Great White Pelican is the most common.

02:47Out of which, the Great White Pelican is the most common.

02:50It is the least concerned in the Red Data Book of IUCN.

02:53But its second species, the Dalmatian Pelican, is near threatened.

02:59The third species in India is the Spot-billed.

03:02The third species in India is the Spot-billed.

03:06Sambhar Lake has become an important destination for birds.

03:10And now it is emerging as a new tourist destination.

03:14It has become an ideal place for bird lovers.

03:18In addition to this, there is a high possibility of eco-tourism and devotional tourism.

03:23Recently, a pelican flock has been seen in Sambhar Lake.

03:26There are two species of pelicans in Sambhar Lake.

03:29The Great White Pelican and the Dalmatian Pelican.

03:31The Great White Pelican and the Dalmatian Pelican.

03:32In Rajasthan, mainly pelicans migrate from Europe, Asia and Central Asia to reach Rajasthan.

03:37In Rajasthan, mainly pelicans migrate from Europe, Asia and Central Asia to reach Rajasthan.

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