Lake turns into 'birding paradise' as indigenous species thrive

Manoj Paudel ANN/KATHMANDU POST – Pheasant-tailed jacanas, known as Jal Apsara, are busy raising their fledglings in the northern corner of Jagadishpur lake. Over 350 indigenous birds of around 30 different species have taken up residence in the Ramsar wetland site to raise their fledglings, said ornithologists. Yesterday, three fledglings around four weeks old were […]

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