While low water levels in 2024 hit nesting grounds, the excess water in 2026 made foraging difficult for waders who require shallow mudflats.
The most significant development is a in the arrival of migratory flamingos: bhigwan birds upd
For the discerning birdwatcher or nature photographer, Bhigwan remains an unmissable destination. It is a place where you can witness not only breathtaking avian diversity but also a real-world story of resilience, adaptation, and hope. The "Bharatpur of Maharashtra" is evolving, and with sustained efforts, it will continue to be a vibrant theatre of wings for generations to come. While low water levels in 2024 hit nesting
Bhigwan, often called the "Bharatpur of Maharashtra," is currently at peak capacity for migratory birds. The water levels in the Ujani Dam backwaters are optimal this year, creating ideal feeding grounds for waders and waterfowl. The "Bharatpur of Maharashtra" is evolving, and with
: Current sightings include prominent displays of Painted Storks , Grey Herons , various wader species, snipes, and scattered resident flocks of Greater Flamingos .