Mayani Bird Sanctuary
Bird sanctuary in India From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bird sanctuary in India From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mayani Bird Conservation Reserve [2] is located in Mayani, Vaduj Forest Range of Satara Forest Division of Satara district.[3] It came into existence with the notification WLP1220/CR-246/F-1 dated 15 March 2021.[4] It is about 71 km from Satara.
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Mayani Bird Conservation Reserve, Mayani | |
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Location | Mayani, Satara, Maharashtra India |
Nearest city | Vaduj |
Area | 8.67 square kilometres (3.35 sq mi) |
Established | 15th March 2021[1] |
Governing body | Maharashtra State Forest Department |
Mayani Conservation Reserve is of 866.75 hectares (8.67 km2.)[5] and it is spread over 6 villages of Vaduj taluka namely Mayani, Kankatre, Ambavade, Nadval, Yeralwadi, Banpuri.[6]
The Mayani bird sanctuary is established on an old dam.
Birds like the northern shoveller, stork and kingfisher can be found at the sanctuary. Other resident and migratory bird species in the winter season include: coot, brahminy duck, black ibis, painted stork, common spoonbill, etc.
Mayani Bird Sanctuary is studied[by whom?] as a typical wetland ecosystem which is rich in flora and fauna.
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