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FRIDAY, JANUARY 09, 2026

migratory birds

migratory birds

A flock of Khoaj or Khoaj Khijir or Pied Avocet in Mukhtaria Khal near Hatiya. Photo: Courtesy

The invisible migrants: Why Bangladesh must protect its smallest winter visitors

Bangladesh must choose to be a safe home - not a killing ground - for migrants and all wildlife

The birds were freed at the banks of the Surma River in the presence of Executive Magistrate Shihab Bin Amin. Photo: UNB

56 migratory birds freed from poachers and released in Sylhet

File Photo: TBS

Beanibazar’s green cover shrinks, migratory birds disappear

Dead migratory birds were recovered during the youth's arrest. Photo: TBS

Rajshahi youth jailed for killing 50 migratory birds with poison

File Photo: TBS

Migratory birds under threat in Kushtia's Padma char

The Jahangirnagar University campus has been known as a winter resort for migratory birds for the last 35 years and this year is no exception. Photo: Mahbub Rinad

Mismanagement, unplanned dev decrease migratory birds arrival at JU

Flocks of Kentish Plover at Lal Char in Noakhali’s Hatiya upazila. The birds likely arrived in winter last year and extended their stay. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin

Do not be surprised to spot migratory birds in summer

Photo: Collected

9 sued for feasting on migratory birds in Moulvibazar

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