Porbandar Bird Sanctuary is a protected area in Gujarat, India's Porbandar district. It is a popular destination for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts in India's western state of Gujarat. It is home to a wide variety of bird species, including spoonbills, wildfowl, red ruffs, egrets, avocets, pelicans, cormorants, whistling teals, jacanas, terns, pintails, herons, shovellers, little grebes, little coots, shanks, and many more. Many migratory birds use the sanctuary as a breeding ground during the winter months. The sanctuary's location on the coast makes it an ideal habitat for a variety of waterbirds. Many other animals live at the sanctuary as well.
The winter months of November to February are ideal for visiting Porbandar Bird Sanctuary because the weather is cooler and more conducive to birdwatching. During this time of year, the sanctuary is home to many migratory birds, including spoonbills, wildfowl, red ruffs, egrets, avocets, pelicans, cormorants, whistling teals, jacanas, terns, pintails, herons, shovellers, and little grebes. It's also a good time to see resident bird species like vultures, kites, and eagles.
