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Some of tbe birds and beasts of Bharatpur, from the winter of 2020. Entry into Keoladeo is often done by way of cycle rickshaw, or then on foot. Cheetal or Spotted Deer and Sambhar also abounded in the wetlands. Spotted Owlet, Sarus Cranes in flight, Black-headed Ibis, Egyptian Vulture, Spotted deer, Painted stork, Purple Swamphen, White-throated Kingfisher, Bar-headed Goose, Shikra, Common Coot, black drongo, Great Cormorant, Giant Softshell Turtle, Indian Pond Heron, Nilgai, Swamp Deer, Rosy Pelican, Great Egret, Spot-billed Duck. Keoladeo National Park earlier known as the Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary is a man-made wetland in Rajasthan. Fed throughout the year by monsoon waters, it is a haven for more than 300 species of migratory and resident birds. The wetland also supports life forms of
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