TEHRAN - Flocks of migratory birds, particularly geese, have actually pertained to the Sorkhrud wetland in the northern province of Mazandaran to spend the winter.The newest studies in the existing year put the variety of migratory birds at around 2,000.
This year, around 50 flamingoes have likewise moved to the wetland, drawing in the attention of tourists and birdwatchers more than in the past.Every year, from early September to late February, Iran hosts rare species of migratory birds heading from the north to the southern nations due to decreased seasonal temperatures and food availability.Among the numerous groups of migratory birds wintering in Iran, the largest population belongs to the group of geese, swans, and ducks and the tiniest population of 7 are the long-tailed ducks or oldsquaw.The provinces of Mazandaran and Golestan are the very first provinces with the greatest number of migratory birds for having adequate resources, as the motion of migratory birds is closely connected to the seasonal accessibility of resources.MG