Hadero Lake, Sindh Province, Pakistan
5.0 (1 review) Spent Ranking #5 in Thatta Bodies of Water
Hadero is significant salty water wetland of Sindh, where variation of waterfowl favors to pass the time. At this magnif
Hadero is significant salty water wetland of Sindh, where variation of waterfowl favors to pass the time. significant salty water wetland of Sindh, where variation of waterfowl favors to pass the time. At this magnificent lake, one is more excited to see Cranes, Swans and Stocks and the flock of Pelicans. This lake is believed to be one of the most favorite lakes of Ornithologists. Government has owned this lake. Regardless of being declared as a Wildlife Refuge in 1977, the hunting of fishes was still allowed because of its fish availability and the dependency of local fisherman on it. That was the primary reason for allowing fishing to them for their livelihood. Sindh Wildlife Department has contributed a facility of residential quarters to Refuge staff for the regular monitoring. The staff is comprised of 6 game watchers and one Sanctuary assistant. Hadero Lake has appeared as a significant wintering place that provides a wide variety of waterfowl. 6 orders and 12 families of 49 species have been recorded in this area during the time period of 1998-2001, which involve some unique, rare and dangerous species. Each bird species’ status has been recorded here. The major population of 16864 waterfowls was recorded in 1999 during the mid winters.
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