Sultanpur National Park, Haryana:
» The National Park supports more than 220 species of resident, winter migratory and local migratory watebirds at critical stages of their life cycles.
» More than ten of these are globally threatened, including the critically endangered sociable lapwing, and the endangered Egyptian Vulture, Saker Falcon, Pallas’s Fish Eagle and Black-bellied Tern.
Bhindawas Wildlife Sanctuary, Haryana:
» It is the largest wetland in Haryana, a human-made freshwater wetland. Over 250 bird species use the sanctuary throughout the year as a resting and roosting site.
» The site supports more than ten globally threatened species including the endangered Egyptian Vulture, Steppe Eagle, Pallas’s Fish Eagle, and Black-bellied Tern.
Thol Lake Wildlife Sanctuary, Gujarat:
» Wildlife Sanctuary lies on the Central Asian Flyway.
» More than 320 bird species can be found here.
» The wetland supports more 30 threatened waterbird species, such as the critically endangered White-rumped Vulture and Sociable Lapwing , and the vulnerable Sarus Crane, Common Pochard and Lesser White-fronted Goose.
Wadhvana Wetland, Gujarat:
» The wetland is internationally important for its birdlife as it provides wintering ground to migratory waterbirds, including over 80 species that migrate on the Central Asian Flyway.
» They include some threatened or near-threatened species such as the endangered Pallas’s fish-Eagle, the vulnerable Common Pochard, and the near-threatened Dalmatian Pelican, Grey-headed Fish-eagle and Ferruginous Duck.