1. Exciting news! Tamil Nadu's 17th bird sanctuary has been officially declared at Nanjarayan in Tirupur district by the government.|
2. Exciting news! Tamil Nadu's 17th bird sanctuary has been officially declared at Nanjarayan in Tirupur district by the government.|
"Exciting news! Tamil Nadu's 17th bird sanctuary has been officially declared at Nanjarayan in Tirupur district by the government.
Chief Minister M K Stalin announced on Twitter
Grey-headed Swamphen, also known as the Purple Swamphen – a bird that's as colorful as its name! These birds are like living rainbows with their vibrant purple-blue plumage and their namesake, a lovely grey head.
What's special about Grey-headed Swamphens is their long, strong legs that are perfect for wading through marshes and wetlands.
They look like they're on stilts! They use those legs to explore the water's edge, searching for yummy plants, insects, and even small fish to munch on.
These Swamphens are quite social and often hang out in groups.
You might hear their loud, croaky calls echoing across the wetlands as they chat with their feathered friends.
So, the next time you're near a marsh or swamp, keep an eye out for these colorful and friendly birds – they'll add a touch of magic to your nature adventure!.
Large, colorful rail with bluish-purple plumage, red bill, and frontal shield.
Typically found in marshes, wetlands, and reedbeds.
Feeds on aquatic plants, seeds, and small invertebrates, often seen foraging in shallow water.
Known for its loud, repetitive calls and secretive nature.