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Thousands of Cranes Arrive in Hula Valley for Annual Migration
Approximately 10,600 cranes have arrived at Agamon Hula-KKL in Israel's Hula Valley, signaling the start of the autumn migration season. These birds, traveling from Russia and the Baltics to Ethiopia, will either continue their journey or overwinter in the region.
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- 01Around 10,600 cranes have arrived at Agamon Hula-KKL, marking the start of the migratory season.
- 02The cranes are migrating from northwestern Russia, Finland, and Estonia to Ethiopia.
- 03Some cranes will continue their journey south, while others will stay for the winter.
- 04Agamon Hula-KKL is a vital stopover point on international bird migration routes.
- 05The site is a major tourist attraction, contributing to the local economy.
- 06Other migratory birds, including pelicans and raptors, are also passing through the area.
The Agamon Hula reserve serves as a vital stopover point and a protected habitat for migratory birds, also attracting significant tourism.
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