Sarsai Nawar is a small unprotected wetland in
Etawah District of
Uttar Pradesh. It comprises of two small lakes that attract Sarus Cranes, White Ibis and other water birds in large numbers.
It has a large population of the threatened species of Sarus Cranes, the world's tallest flying birds. Ten Sarus Crane pairs breed here regularly, which is more than twice the number of breeding pairs in the bird sanctuary of Bharatpur in Rajasthan. In winter, more than 40,000 migratory birds use Sarsai Nawar wetland.
Sarsai Nawar lies enroute to Saman Wildlife Sanctuary from Etawah.
