In Bihar’s Darbhanga, Locals Protect Migratory Birds From Hunters – News18

Have you heard about people protecting migratory birds day and night? These migratory birds are medium in size, and when they spread their wings, they resemble eagles. Every evening, they settle along the Ekmi bypass road that passes through the Hanuman Nagar block area of the Darbhanga district, Bihar. Their presence enhances the beauty of the surroundings. People passing by the road often stop to catch a glimpse of these beautiful creatures.

It is believed that their arrival has brought happiness to the local people and farmers, as these birds are considered very special, and their sudden appearance is seen as an auspicious sign.

The biggest concern for the people living in that area is protecting the birds from hunters, as these birds are often hunted by various dangerous species. As a result, the local farmers and villagers collectively monitor and safeguard them.

Ram Naresh Yadav, a resident, claimed that the arrival of these birds has brought good fortune to the area. He added that the locals cherish the beautiful sight every evening, capturing it in their memories whenever they catch a glimpse of the birds.

The arrival of these migratory birds in the area for the first time has created a special and auspicious moment. Yadav also mentioned that the most surprising aspect is seeing hundreds of birds flocking together, adding to the scene’s beauty and making it truly eye-catching.

The presence of these migratory birds has sparked curiosity among nature lovers in Darbhanga, contributing to the region’s growing reputation as a destination for eco-tourism.

The collective efforts of the entire Darbhanga community highlight a growing commitment to environmental conservation. The presence of these birds is not only a rare natural occurrence but also a significant environmental event that raises awareness about the importance of conserving these beautiful creatures.