Hyacinth weeded out, migrant birds start wintering at Surajpur

Surajpur wetland in Greater Noida, India, is attracting seasonal winged visitors, including waterfowl species such as the common pochard and northern shoveler. The wetland has been cleaned of water hyacinths, creating a welcoming environment for these birds. Bird enthusiasts are hopeful that more migratory species, such as the greylag geese and ruddy shelduck, will also join in the coming months. The wetland has become a winter sanctuary for these birds, thanks to dedicated cleaning efforts. Visitors are encouraged to enjoy the wetland while respecting the habitat and its inhabitants.