00:00So
00:30Sambar is famous for flamingos because it is a ramsar site and there are two types of flamingos
00:58and there are two types of flamingos, one is a greater flamingo and one is a lesser flamingo.
01:02In India, the flamingos are our local movements and when it is non-breeding time,
01:14they come to Samar and in the breeding time runoff catch.
01:20Due to the saline lake, there are some crustaceans, some diatoms and especially lesser flamingos,
01:30which are the endemic species, they eat it.
01:34And they are spirulina, blue-green algae, which they come to eat here.
01:39And slowly in the breeding time, in July to November,
01:43they go to a little runoff catch in the Flamingo city.
01:46There is a major concentration in Gujarat.
01:49Where do they live in India?
01:52Sambar is the main area of flamingos.
01:57We live in the desert, but in this area,
02:02Karnataka, Pulikat Lake, Rajasthan, Pachpadra, Delhi,
02:09there are some population in Delhi.
02:12There are some population in Delhi.
02:13In Japan, there is Sambar, Kuchaman, Fulera.
02:16In Japan, there are also also in Chandlai.
02:18In Japan, there are some saline lakes,
02:22where there are some saline lakes,
02:24and there are some bhojan lakes,
02:26then they come here.
02:28Where do you go to India?
02:32Where do you go to India?
02:34Where do you go to Sambar or India?
02:37That is Greater Flamingo, Pheniconias, Rubber,
02:42and Pheniconias, Miner.
02:45So, these are the two of them in Africa.
02:48There is no difference,
02:50but there is no study of satellite telemetry
02:53in which you know,
02:54that Africa's population will come here,
02:56and there will go here.
02:58But in these populations,
03:00there is a lot of seasonal movement
03:02in many wetlands,
03:05and there are a lot of alements
03:07where there is some saline.
03:08You can see the trees
03:09that are just the green plants.
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