19 Nov,2023
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Ashy woodswallow Although it is more common to encounter this species of woodswallow near places with a large concentration of palm trees, it usually spends its time up on power lines or tall, barren trees.
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Blue-Bearded Bee-Eater The name of this vibrant bird comes from its characteristic neck feathers, which are long and frequently spread out to give it a very eye-catching look.
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Alexandrine Parakeet A medium-sized parrot in the Psittacula genus is the Alexandrine parakeet. It bears Alexander the Great's name.
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Grey-Headed Fish Eagle It is a robust, large raptor with a dark brown upper body, grey head, and a lighter underbelly with white legs.
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Black-Crested Bulbul One member of the Bulbul Family's passerine birds is the Black-crested bulbul. India, Southeast Asia, and other regions of the Indian subcontinent are home to it.
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Thick-Billed Warbler From south Siberia to west Mongolia, the temperate east Palearctic area is home to the Thick-billed Warbler species of passerine bird.
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Oriental Pied Hornbill It belongs to the genus Anthracoceros and is one of the most frequent and smallest Asian hornbills.
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Pallas’s Fish Eagle Due to its declining population, it is listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List and has a brownish hue.
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Blue-Naped Pitta A stunning species of bird in the Pittidae family is the Blue-naped Pitta. Its vivid hues, which include green and blue above and a reddish-yellow hue below, make it stand out.
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Green-Billed Malkoha The most remarkable feature of this species is its prominently curved green bill, which gives it name. These birds are usually seen in dry scrub or thin forest habitats.
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