World Birds Migration Day

Today's marks the celebration of The world birds migration. Do you know that about 20% of world's birds population migrates?

Birds are challenged with the effects of climate change and loss of habitat.

Join the world today to celebrate #theworldbirdsmigrationday#

Click the link below to read more facts.

Https://www.worldmigratorybirdday.org/2021/sing-fly-soar-like-a-bird

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