Archive · 21 May 2025
Summer Migratory Birds Flock to Aravalis
Every year, many types of birds fly to the Aravali region during summer.
These birds, called summer migratory birds, come because there is plenty of food and a good place to live.
Birdwatchers can see them in places like Mangar and Bhondsi.
Some birds stay to have babies, while others leave to go further north.
The Aravalis offer old trees, which are perfect homes for these birds.
Many other types of birds live there too, building nests and getting ready to have babies.
The birds use all sorts of things to build their nests.
Summer migratory birds, including Indian Pitta and Paradise Flycatchers, are visiting the Aravalis.
Birds are attracted to the Aravalis for its comfortable space and food availability.
Many species have already arrived, with more expected to come.
Resident birds are also spotted securing breeding places and gathering nesting materials.
Specific locations like Mangar and Sakatpur are recommended for spotting certain species.
- Who
- Summer migratory birds such as Indian Pitta, Indian Golden Oriole, and Paradise Flycatchers, along with resident birds like Indian Bush Lark.
- What
- The arrival of summer migratory birds in the Aravalis for breeding and habitat.
- When
- During the summer season.
- Where
- Mangar, Bhondsi, Aravali Biodiversity Park, Chandu, Basai, Sakatpur and Bundhera fields.
- Why
- The Aravalis offer an ideal habitat with ample food sources and nesting sites.
- Location
- Aravalis
- Season
- Summer
- Notable Migratory Species
- Indian Pitta, Paradise Flycatcher, Blue-tailed Bee-eater
- Notable Resident Species
- Indian Bush Lark, Bonelli's Eagle
- Main Activities
- Breeding and Habitat