Foreign Birds Flock to Sariska: Siberia, Mongolia Guests Boost Tourism & Splendor

• Sariska Tiger Reserve in Alwar, Rajasthan, is attracting migratory birds from Central Asia, Europe, Africa, and Siberia due to severe cold.
• Specific species like Ruddy Shelduck (Mongolia), Bar-headed Goose (Central Asia), Common Teal (Siberia), and Lesser Whistling Ducks (China/Maldives) have arrived.
• Field Director Sangram Singh confirmed Sariska's favorable ecosystem, hosting over 272 bird species, with 57 being migratory.
• Siliserh Lake and Hanuman Sagar are key attractions for these birds, alongside raptors like Crested Serpent Eagle and Bonelli's Eagle.
• Late November to February is ideal for birdwatching, drawing increased tourists to enjoy both birds and tigers.

Why It Matters: Sariska Tiger Reserve transforms into a birdwatcher's paradise with the arrival of diverse migratory species.