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Pulicat Bird Atlas

For the first time in Pulicat’s history, birding communities and birdwatchers from across India are coming together in a unified effort to conduct this long-term bird atlas project.

A Plain Prinia perched on a dry twig with its tail raised, against a soft blue sky background. The text "Pulicat Bird Atlas" appears to the left of the bird.
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PhD Researchers sharing their bird data on eBird 

This post spotlights researchers who have completed their PhDs and shared their high-quality bird datasets on eBird. These datasets, often gathered from under-studied landscapes, highlight how academic research can elevate citizen science.

Collage of three rare bird species: Ashambu Laughingthrush, Rufous-throated Wren-Babbler, and Greater Slaty Woodpecker.
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Wild Bird Day 2024— Preliminary Results

On 12 October, over 1,000 birdwatchers across India celebrated India’s Wild Bird Day, submitting 3,074 checklists and documenting 762 bird species. This national event, aligned with the global October Big Day, saw India rank 8th worldwide for checklists and species reported.

photograph of a grey-hooded warbler which is a small, yellow bird with a gray head is perched on a branch, singing loudly.
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Bunting Count 2022-23: India Summary Report

India reported the highest bunting diversity among seven Asian countries, including key sightings of the endangered Yellow-breasted Bunting. Bunting Count 2022-23 recorded valuable data on migratory buntings across India, with 62 checklists from 40 sites.

Black-faced Bunting perched on a branch, captured by Krishnan Sivasubramanian
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New Launch of ‘Birds of India’ – A Synopsis

Join the Bird Taxonomy Quiz with Praveen J on 28th October at 7 PM!
Curious about bird species and subspecies, or the latest changes in bird taxonomy? Test your knowledge with this fun quiz and discover Birds of India - A Synopsis, a new resource for all Indian bird species and subspecies. Learn about global taxonomic updates and what’s new in eBird this year!

Canva poster advertising a red-rumped swallow in flight and the text saying- New Website Launch- Birds of India - A synopsis