Birds Species: Every year a conference is held around the world where bird species are counted. This conference started in the year 2013. The name of this conference is The Great Backyard Bird Count i.e. GBBC. This year was its 12th annual event. The figures for this year’s event have also been revealed. This conference took place from 16 February to 19 February. In which bird lovers, common citizens and students from all over the world participated. During this period, 3.18 lakh check lists and 7,895 bird species were recorded. Let us know which country in the world has the highest number of species of birds and what number India ranks in this matter.
Colombia has the most species
The Great Backyard Bird Count is held every year. The event here lasts for four days. People from all over the world participate in it. This shows how many species of birds exist in the world. Checklists are sent for this event from all over the world. This year also 3.18 lakh check lists were sent. This year, 7,895 species of birds were recorded. The highest number of bird species in the world has been recorded in Colombia. A total of 1,363 species have been recorded in Colombia. Ecuador was at second place where 1,130 species were recorded. Brazil was in fourth place this year, where 1,007 bird species were recorded.
India is at number three
If we talk about bird species in India, their number has been recorded at 1036. This has been confirmed at The Great Backyard Bird Count Conference. West Bengal has the highest number of bird species recorded in India. A total of 538 bird species have been recorded in West Bengal. Apart from this, Uttarakhand stood second in this list where 426 species were recorded. So, 420 species were recorded in Assam, 403 in Maharashtra, 396 in Arunachal Pradesh, 387 in Karnataka, 358 in Tamil Nadu, 354 in Gujarat, 340 in Kerala, 321 in Andhra Pradesh, 321 in Himachal Pradesh and 305 in Rajasthan. Are.