Russian visitors and furry natives chill out in Yasothon


Yasothon has declared the reservoir a no-hunting zone to protect the ducks and other wild birds that have migrated from the frozen Siberian tundra in Russia. - The Nation

BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): Thailand’s chilly temperatures have brought thousands of wild ducks to a Yasothon reservoir after their 5,000-kilometre journey from Siberia.

Lam Thuan Reservoir in Muang district provided a treat for birdwatchers on Wednesday (Jan 25) as the migrating flock basked in the cold 13 degree C sunshine of the northeastern province.

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