Watch: IFS officer drops mesmerizing video of migratory birds flying over Chilika lagoon in Odisha

We all share a strong bond with nature. Nature's sights never cease to astound us, whether we are admiring the stunning starry night sky or taking in a gorgeous panorama from a mountaintop!One such stunning video has been shared by Susanta Nanda, an Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer on Twitter. In the clip, a flock of migratory birds can be seen flying above the Chilika Lake in Odisha. As for the caption, he wrote "the season for migratory birds’ roosting and nesting has started." The beautiful birds can be seen flapping their wings in slow motion as they fly in the clip.Have a look at this video here:People were amazed by the video. A user appreciated the epic shots.Many found the footage beautiful.An individual commented on how the group of flying birds chose Chilika lagoon to migrate and how special this place becomes due to this very fact.According to a PTI report, more than 11.42 lakh birds belonging to 190 species travelled to Chilika Lake last year. Out of the 190 species, 111 species were migratory birds coming from different countries and 79 species were Indian.This is not the only epic video related to the wildlife which has been shared by Susanta Nanda. He is known for sharing clips from wildlife. He also shared a mesmerising video of a group of flamingos crossing a water body in October on Twitter.Watch this video here:In the clip, a bunch of flamingos could be seen making a triangular shape as they walk through a water body.In November, the IFS officer shared a video of two parakeets building a nest.Watch this video here:In the clip, the lovely birds could be seen turning a tree bark’s hole into a habitable place. One of the parakeets could be seen putting its beak inside the bark’s hole to remove some unwanted items, making it cleaner. These creatures appeared to be very dedicated and focused.Read all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News,India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.