04July,2024
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These large, white herons are commonly found in wetlands and along water bodies.
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One of the rarest herons in the world, it is critically endangered and found in the Himalayan foothills, including parts of Northeast India.
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Eurasian Spoonbill (Platalea leucorodia): Recognizable by their distinctive spoon-shaped bills, these birds are often seen in shallow wetlands.
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These large birds are known for their white plumage and black flight feathers, often found in wetlands and grasslands.
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While not entirely white, this kingfisher has a prominent white throat and breast. It is commonly seen near water bodies.
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These storks are characterized by their gap between the upper and lower parts of their bills, often found in wetlands.
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With their striking black and white plumage and upwardly curved bills, these birds are often seen in shallow lakes and coastal areas.
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