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Heesulukai adds that flamingos are “very thin creatures” and that the absence of cars or visitors around them is appropriate for them, especially with the availability of food that helped increase the number of this species of bird in the lake.
The researchers plan to study flamingos to see if the calm imposed by the Covid-19 pandemic can make birds choose to build their nests near the lake and reproduce.
The return of flamingos and others to Lake Narta may boost tourism in the region, according to activist Demetri Konumee, while researcher Neship Hisulokai does not seem enthusiastic about the idea of attracting traditional tourists to the lake that is part of a nature reserve that It includes sand dunes, wetlands, islands and beaches, and it has different types. Of animals and birds.
According to Hisulokai, the lake is the lung of the closest city to fluoridation.
“There must be stable but alternative tourism, which allows camping and beach enthusiasts to get there, take ecological walks and create educational trails and more because the area is so close to Flora,” says Hisulokai.
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These measures to combat the new Corona virus were an opportunity for flamingos or flamingos and other birds to enjoy the waters of an Albanian lake near the Adriatic.
Lake “Narta” is an important habitat for flamingos, to which it returned in recent years after a long absence, and its number in the lake reached some 3,000 birds, according to officials and local residents.
According to the Associated Press, pelicans, the heron or “heron owner” and other factions appeared in large numbers this spring in the lake, which is an area of 28 kilometers and is located about 145 kilometers south of the Albanian capital, Tirana.
The activist of a local association of lake hunters, Dimitri Konome, found that the sight of large long-necked birds in shallow water and flamingos was not terrifying.
As for the biodiversity expert Nisheep Hisulokai, he believes that stopping the navigation work and reducing human activity of all kinds during the pandemic explains the flow of birds in the lake.
Heesulukai adds that flamingos are “very thin creatures” and that the absence of cars or visitors around them is appropriate for them, especially with the availability of food that helped increase the number of this species of bird in the lake.
The researchers plan to study flamingos to see if the calm imposed by the Covid-19 pandemic can make birds choose to build their nests near the lake and reproduce.
The return of flamingos and others to Lake Narta may boost tourism in the region, according to activist Demetri Konumee, while researcher Neship Hisulokai does not seem enthusiastic about the idea of attracting traditional tourists to the lake that is part of a nature reserve that It includes sand dunes, wetlands, islands and beaches, and it has different types. Of animals and birds.
According to Hisulokai, the lake is the lung of the closest city to fluoridation.
“There must be stable but alternative tourism, which allows camping and beach enthusiasts to get there, take ecological walks and create educational trails and more because the area is so close to Flora,” says Hisulokai.
