India, Oct. 27 -- A grassland on the banks of the Dikrong River in Assam's Lakhimpur district has become a sanctuary for endangered migratory birds during the winter season due to the efforts of a local horticulturist.
Named Dikrong Grassland, the area, once known for hunting and the burning of vegetation during winter by miscreants arriving in boats, is now ready to welcome the winged visitors of the season, including some rare and endangered species.
Located in Pokadol, about 7 km from Bihpuria on the downstream course of the river, the grassland has become a popular destination for migratory birds in winter, attracting birdwatchers from across the country.
According to Arpan Partha, an avid birdwatcher from Bihpuria, Dikrong Grassla...
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