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The image presents a line graph of bird counts at Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary from 2001 to 2014 across three bird species: Kingfisher, Black Beak Pelican, and Flamingo. Kingfisher counts in thousands start at about 2 in 2001, increase to around 4 in 2003, nearly 6 in 2005, close to 7 in 2008, and just over 8 in 2014. Black Beak Pelican counts begin at about 0.5 in 2001, rise to nearly 1 in 2003, about 3 in 2005, close to 5 in 2008, and approximately 7 in 2014. Flamingo counts start at roughly 3 in 2001, climb to about 5 in 2003, 7 in 2005, 10 in 2008, and 13 in 2014.
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The line graph reveals the populations of three bird species at Bharatpur Bird Reservation over a period of 2001-2014.
It is obvious that flamingos (green) were the most popular birds over all the period having only an upwards trend, like kingfishers (blue) did, in contradiction with pelicans (red).
Flamingos, starting with just above 2,5 thousand, soared to 8 thousand from 2001 to 2005 and then remained stable until 2008. Afterwards, it jumped quickly to 12 thousand and reached a peak. Kingfishers, starting with just about 0,1 thousand until 2003, increased moderately to 4 thousand in 2008, and then finished with just above 2 thousand in 2014.
Last, but not least, pelicans, starting with just below two thousand, experienced a rocket jump to around 6,5 thousand in 2005. But then it observed a slight dip, ending with just below 8 thousand.
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