Ramnagar (Uttarakhand): The counting of birds in the Jim Corbett National Park in Uttarakhand started on Saturday. The counting will include the entire 13 ranges of the Corbett Tiger Reserve and will continue till January 23. Deputy Director of Corbett Tiger Reserve Digant Nayak said, “The counting of birds started on Saturday and will continue for consecutive three days. The census can inform us of the number of birds coming in winter. Currently, more than 500 birds are found in the Corbett landscape.”
In the winter season, along with Siberian birds, many other birds arrive at the park due to its biodiversity. After the census, the data will be announced by the Corbett administration. Bird census is conducted every year in summer and winter in Corbett Tiger Reserve. This time the winter census is being conducted from January 20 to 23.
