competition success review Published this article page no 132 Samaspur Bird Sanctuary (Raebareli UP) o It is a perennial lowland marsh typical of the IndoGangetic Plains in Uttar Pradesh. o Its six connected lakes are heavily dependent on monsoon rains. o The Sanctuary harbours threatened species such as the endangered Egyptian vulture and Pallass fish eagle and more than 1% of the South Asian population of the vulnerable common pochard. o A tall grass called Sarpat is also found in bunches at every spot. Sandi Bird Sanctuary (Hardoi UP) o It is a freshwater marsh also designated as Important Bird Area by Birdlife International. o The Sandi Bird sanctuary is also known by its ancient name as Dahar Jheel (Jheel = Lake). o River Garra formerly known as Garun Ganga passes near the sanctuary. o It is home to over 1% of the South Asian populations of common teal redcrested pochard and ferruginous duck while vulnerable sarus crane has a population of 200 individuals within the Sanctuary. o The Sanctuary dried out leading to a subsequent collapse in waterbird populations from 2014 to 2015 competition success review buy.
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