From 50,000 photographs and 2000 sound recordings in 2016, we today have crossed an astonishing number of 5,00,000 photographs and 18, 000 bird sounds in...
Events & Activities
Bird Monitoring and eBird workshops in West Bengal
West Bengal has an amazingly diverse landscape, from the high peaks of the Himalayas in the north, to the coastal regions in the south, and with the Gangetic...
Wildlife Week 2019
Spread the love of birds this Wildlife Week (2-8 October 2019) by introducing new audiences to the wonderful world of birds. You could give a talk about...
GBBC 2019 Results
The Great Backyard Bird Count and Campus Bird Count 2019 results are now live and can be viewed here. 1,786 birders in India submitted 22,273 lists, spent a...
GBBC 2019 Day 1 Results
Here is the situation at the end of Day 1 of the Great Backyard Bird Count. Note that the numbers on the GBBC live submissions site may differ somewhat from...
Great Backyard Bird Count & Campus Bird Count 2019
We hope you have your binoculars ready, because the Great Backyard Bird Count and the Campus Bird Count are just around the corner! Join this global event...
Kerala Bird Monitoring Workshop June 2018
For the fifth year in succession, a one day workshop on Bird Monitoring in Kerala was held at the Centre for Wildlife Studies, College of Forestry, Kerala...
This 5th of May is Endemic Bird Day!
Grey Francolin, Indian Peafowl, Common Hawk-Cuckoo, Indian Grey Hornbill, Black-rumped Flameback, Plum-headed Parakeet, Indian Pitta, Ashy Prinia, Jungle...
2017 – a quick review
2017 was the biggest year yet for Bird Count India since it’s inception in 2014.
Great Backyard Bird Count & Campus Bird Count 2018
The Great Backyard Bird Count and the Campus Bird Count are just around the corner! Click on the links or the posters to the right to find out more. Join...
Welcome to 2018!
A New Year, and so many places to go and birds to see and admire. What can we look forward to in documenting the birds of our beautiful country?
Bird monitoring and eBird workshop in Porbandar
On 17 December 2017, the Mokarsagar Wetland Conservation Committee, along with Bird Count India, successfully organised and conducted a workshop on bird documentation and using eBird.