Migratory Birds Return Early from Hazaribagh: Climate Change Warning

• Migratory birds in Hazaribagh returned to their native places a month early in February, instead of March.
• Experts attribute the early departure to changing weather patterns and the premature onset of summer.
• Environmentalist Murari Singh noted that birds assess time based on weather signals, leading to early return due to early heat.
• Birds like Bar-headed Geese, Red-crested Pochards, and Ruddy Shelducks were observed, with their stay being shorter this year.
• The early arrival and early return of these birds are considered a serious warning sign of climate change.