Karachi Becomes Seasonal Haven for Migratory Siberian Birds
Karachi, often referred to as the land of migrants, transforms into a seasonal sanctuary for Siberian birds fleeing the harsh winters of their native lands. These migratory visitors, having traveled thousands of kilometers through Kazakhstan, seek refuge along Karachi’s coastal belt from October to February, before embarking on their return journey to Siberia.
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A Vibrant Spectacle
Among the species that grace Karachi’s shores are ducks, pelicans, cranes, and various other birds. Their arrival brings a captivating spectacle to the coastline, adding a touch of nature’s grandeur to the city. Deputy Conservator Mumtaz Soomro emphasized the significance of these migratory birds, highlighting their role in showcasing the natural beauty of Karachi’s environment.
A Delighting Experience for Citizens
The presence of these winged visitors has become a source of joy for Karachi’s residents, particularly those who cherish the seaside. Every year, these birds, capable of flying for up to 10 months, inject life and color into the coastal region, making it a sought-after spot for locals and wildlife enthusiasts.
Departure and Return
As February nears, these majestic creatures will begin their journey back to Siberia, leaving behind memories of their stay. However, their return next year is anticipated, continuing the beautiful cycle of migration that enriches Karachi’s natural charm.
