Each winter, Punjab’s wetlands become a refuge for thousands of migratory birds from Siberia, Russia, Kazakhstan, and Northern Europe. While their numbers in six protected wetlands, including Harike Wildlife Sanctuary, remain steady from last year, they have declined over six years. Experts link this drop to shifting weather patterns, habitat loss, and pollution. This decline raises concerns about the future of these seasonal visitors.

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Migratory birds' stay shortened in Punjab