 | Telukunchi villagers look after migratory birds as their kidsThousands of migratory cranes stay put in the village for six months from June every year. |
 | Cleaner lake makes migratory birds stay longer, as seen in Delhi's Najafgarh lakeRoy added that due to sudden rise in temperature the water of the lake drying and shrinking and certain portions being chocked by water hyacinth some species and birds left after mid-May. |
 | Bihar to get its first bird ringing station; MoU inked in GujaratThe rings come with chips which help in tracking the origin of the birds and the route taken by these during migration. |
 | Population of most migratory species on global endangered list declining: ReportCMS Executive Secretary Amy Fraenkel, however, said it is an initial finding and called for policy support and funding to undertake a full assessment of the status of migratory species. |
| Summit on conservation of migratory species in Gujarat from February 17The Gujarat government is the co-host along with Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change for the conference held every three years. |
 | Spot the speciesThe 13th edition of Madras Naturalists’ Society’s Bird Race will have as many as 56 teams recording Chennai’s winged friends |
 | Global warming fallout: Fewer winged guests sighted at Yamuna this winterWhile in 2018, 32 species of birds were sighted, the number came down to 30 species in 2019, and only 28 species were spotted this time around in 2020. |
 | Odisha's Chilika lake recieves record 11 lakh birds of 184 species this yearAreas like Gurubai and Parikuda have turned into prominent bird visiting areas with the presence of a large number of migratory ducks and geese. |
 | 7.5 lakh migratory birds congregate in ChilikaThe winter chill now felt across the State, Chilika is abuzz with congregation of over 7.5 lakh migratory birds. |
 | Smog, stubble burning deter migratory birds from wetlands in Punjab, HaryanaWorld Wildlife Fund (WWF) experts say the number of birds arriving at the two sites have fallen by a whopping 50% this year as assessed till November 30. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Fewer migratory waterbirds at Thattekad Bird SanctuaryAfter the floods, the Forest Department worked over ten days to remove plastic waste and slush from the park. |
