Keoladeo National Park features woodlands, swamps, wet grasslands, and human-made water bodies and wetlands, covering a total area of 11 square miles (29 square km). It is home to over 360 bird species and lies on the Central Asian migratory flyway, attracting migratory birds from around the world, including waterfowl from Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, China, and Siberia. The park also hosts a variety of mammals, reptiles, fish, and butterflies, along with over 370 flowering plant species. Notable fauna include pythons, deer, sambars, blackbucks, and fishing cats.
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