Guy Varon (N12) reports that eight flamingos arrived at the Hula Lake over the weekend, along with other migratory birds. KKL-JNF explains the shortening of daylight marks the beginning of autumn migration, and the first storks are expected in August.
The Hula Lake, a key bird habitat in Israel, is seeing the start of the autumn migration season. Over the weekend, eight flamingos were spotted among the new arrivals, according to a report by Guy Varon (N12). As The Zioneer previously reported, Hula Lake area manager Inbar Shlomit Rubin noted that every morning brings a new surprise during migration season. KKL-JNF (Jewish National Fund) attributed the timing to the shortening daylight hours, with the first storks expected in August. The lake's management continues to document the influx of migratory birds.
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