A standardised protocol for nocturnal bird monitoring in India's forests helps researchers and forest departments study owls and frogmouths during night surveys. Originally designed for the Western Ghats, this scientific methodology can be adapted for forest areas across Peninsular India.
Wondering what GBBC is all about? Whether you're a complete beginner or simply curious about how many feathered friends we might spot across India, this webinar is for you.
Learn how to identify birds easily with the Merlin Bird ID App! Our new Hindi video tutorial walks you through using the app to recognise birds by sound, photo, or description. Watch now and start exploring the amazing world of birds!
This is a generic protocol that can be used for conducting bird surveys in large forested landscapes of peninsular India; where sampling certain basecamps in a systematic manner is required and the results can be analysed using administrative boundaries of the...
Whether you live, work or study in any moderate to large campus, this webinar will guide you how to participate in bird monitoring on your campus..
Where do Black Kites go during Aero India? Join this systematic study to understand how Black Kites in Bengaluru respond..
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.
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Join Birds of the World Team on 19 December 2024 at 7 PM IST for a special webinar featuring Dr. Suresh Kumar
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.
Himalayan Bird Count 2024 Results– 368 eBirders from India, Nepal, and Bhutan uploaded 1,191 checklists and recorded an impressive 644 species!
The 2024 taxonomy update introduces species splits like the Oriental and Indian Cuckooshrikes, Asian Barn Owl, etc impacting birding records in India.
