Man Sagar Lake, home to some exotic birds witnessed a dazzling sight for many bird lovers on Thursday morning. To spot variety of rare species of birds that nest at the embankment area of the lake in winters, the 22nd edition of the ‘Indian Birding Fair’ turned out to be a great opportunity. Organised by Tourism and Wildlife Society of India , the Man Sagar Lake is a hot-spot with variety of migratory birds being spotted here.Around 1500 students from as many as 15 schools and 3 colleges of Jaipur participated in it. The 2-day fair saw students enthusiastically take part in activities like interactive open-air sessions, bird watching, tattoo and face painting as well as quiz and painting.On the occasion, president, TWSI, Anand Mishra said, “The fair has been an initiative and opportunity for the students to see migratory and home birds and learn about their significance in the environment. We have always worked towards the preservation of endangered species and threatened habitats.”Harsha Vardhan, honorary secretary said, “The fair is campaigning for the conservation of as many as 84 species of wader birds found in the Indian subcontinent. Some of these birds include Black-Winged Stilt, Red-Wattle Lapwing, Jerdon's Courser, Spoon-Billed Sandpiper, Small Pratincole, Little Ringed Plover, among others.”

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