Whistling Ducks Skip Bankura's Puabagan: Climate Change Blamed for Migratory Bird Absence

• Migratory Whistling Ducks, usually arriving from Siberia, have not returned to Unnayani Institute of Engineering College in Puabagan, Bankura this winter.
• The annual arrival of these birds transforms the college campus, attracting students, teachers, and locals, who are now deeply disappointed by their absence.
• The college chairman, Shashank Dutta, expressed sadness and speculated that sudden changes in climate and seasonal cycles are likely reasons for the birds not returning.
• Experts suggest that global seasonal abnormalities, temperature fluctuations, and extreme weather conditions are impacting bird migration patterns.
• The silent pond in Bankura's Puabagan is seen as a significant warning from nature about environmental changes.

Why It Matters: Whistling Ducks' absence from Bankura's Puabagan signals a worrying impact of climate change on migratory patterns.