Miankaleh is a natural wildlife refuge in northern Iran with more than 260 bird species.
Miankaleh, a peninsula in northern Iran, is named “the heaven of birds” because of its rich nutrition resources for more than 260 species of migratory and native birds.
According to a Farsi report by Mehr, this wildlife sanctuary is one of the most important protected areas in Iran.
The wetland of Miankaleh consists of three habitat types. Every year, hundreds of thousands of birds from northern latitudes of Caspian Sea come to Miankaleh during autumn and winter. This wetland is also a prominent habitat of Caspian Sea’s cartilaginous and bony fish.
The diversity of species in Miankaleh attracts thousands of domestic and foreign visitors to this region every year.
Here you can see the photos taken by Hor Mansouri, an environmental activist and nature watch in Miankaleh:
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