Itanagar, March 23 -- Bichom village in Arunachal Pradesh's West Kameng district is rapidly becoming a significant wintering ground for migratory birds, following the trend seen in the nearby Chug valley.
A notable influx of Pallas's gulls, a large and robust gull species, has been observed along the Bichom river.
The river, now a vital source of food and water, has attracted over 60 Pallas's gulls, also known as the great black-headed gull. This species, one of the largest gull varieties, typically inhabits saline, brackish, and freshwater environments.
"Alongside other migratory birds like ruddy shelducks, bar-headed geese, and great crested grebes, Pallas's gulls are now present in substantial numbers," said Harnam Hagam, GPM of Bic...
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