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Bharatpur bird sanctuary PDF Print E-mail
Written by Mannish Bhatnaggar on Sunday, 21 June 2009 16:44   

An early 18th century Rajput fort 55 kms from Agra, Bharatpur is better known today for one of the finest water bird sanctuaries in the world. Called Keoladeo Ghana, the sanctuary is a 40 sq. km area of swampy, lightly wooded terrain which was once the private hunting and shooting preserve of the Maharajas of Bharatpur. Today it is the protected breeding ground of hundreds of species of birds and home of migratory birds that winter here, especially the Siberian Crane.

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