Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Lake Turkana National Parks' has mentioned 'Birds' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
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| Reasons for the park's importance include its use as a stopping point for migratory birds, as a breeding ground for the Nile crocodile, hippopotamus, and snakes. | WIKI |
| vteTurkana BasinGeology of the Turkana BasinLake TurkanaLake Turkana National ParksTurkana CountyTurkana peopleAfrican Great LakesGreat Rift Valley, KenyaNatural HistoryGeologyHistory Pan-African orogeny East African Orogeny East African Rift Formations Omo Kibish Nachukui Koobi Fora Lothagam Nawata Lothidok Lodwar Features Moruorot Konukuanga Hill Kamurunyang Hill Lopori Hill Ngaletiti Hill Kakurtua Hill Lothidok hill Esha hill Mount Kulal Mount Nyiru Central Island Sibiloi Loriu Plateau HydrologyLakes Lake Turkana Lake Logipi Rivers Omo Turkwel Kerio Streams Lowarengak Lokitonyala Natoo Lokapetemoi Nariokotome Kaitio Nachukui Kalochoro Naiyeng Engol Kalokado Kokiselei Kangaki Lokalale Lomekwi Kataboi Kalodirr Kanukurinya Kalakol Nathura Eragaleit Lataagur Alomonet Kalatum Nakwel Esha Il Eriet Il Alia Il Lokochot Lagger river Watering holes Karsa Aiyangiyang EcologyPlants Aristida adcensionis A. mutabilis Duosperma eremophilum Indigofera spinosa doum palm Salvadora persica Vachellia reficiens Acacia reficiens Acacia nubica Belpharis fruticulosa Acacia tortilis Maerua oblongifolia Chloris gayana Euphorbia bush Balanites Withania somnifera Cynodon dactylon Ficus sycamorus Calotropis procera Insects Samba turkana Fish Haplochromis macconneli Haplochromis rudolfianus Haplochromis turkanae Barbus turkanae Brycinus ferox B. minutus Lates longispinis Neobola stellae Nile tilapia Bichir Mormyrus African arowana African knifefish Distichodus niloticus Nile perch Barbus bynni Reptiles Turkana mud turtle Nile crocodile Birds Little stint Wood sandpiper Common sandpiper African skimmer White-breasted cormorant Greater flamingo Heuglin's bustard Abyssinian roller Secretarybird Crested lark White-winged tern Slender-billed Gull Lesser flamingo Osprey Black-winged stilt Spur-winged plover Goliath heron Grey heron Little egret Sacred ibis Chestnut-bellied sandgrouse Somali bee-eater Carmine bee-eater Fox kestrel Long-tailed paradise whydah Pin-tailed whydah Straw-tailed whydah Mammals Gerenuk Striped hyena Dik-dik Grevy's zebra Burchell's zebra Beisa oryx Grant's gazelle Topi Reticulated giraffe Lion African wild dog Jackal Paleontology and archaeologyMiocene apes Kamoyapithecus hamiltoni (Oligocene) Afropithecus turkanensis Turkanensis kalakolensis Simiolus enjiessi Kenyapithecus wickeri HomininsAustralopithecines Australopithecus anamensis Au. | WIKI |
| The lake is an important flyway passage and stopover for palaeartic migrant birds. | UNESCO |
| In situ conservation within the protected areas includes threatened species particularly the reticulated giraffe, lions and gravy zebras and has over 350 recorded species of aquatic and terrestrial birds. | UNESCO |
| Furthermore, the lake is an important flyway passage and stopover for palaeartic migrant birds, with the South Island Park also being designated as an important bird area under Birdlife International. | UNESCO |
| It thereby assures the protection of the biological and natural processes making it an important site for avian habitation and migration, particularly water birds. | UNESCO |