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Enabled by the observations of 1000s of birdwatchers around the world
Lockdown Birding Diaries— In Quest of A Heron
This is a guest post by Ramesh Shenai. As a naturalist by profession, he has lead many tours to premier wildlife destinations across India. Other than...
Cormorants Clarified
By Ramit Singal Ever seen a V-shaped flock of black birds flying purposefully in the sky near a water body? Or a black bird sitting still with its wings...
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Bird Atlases
A bird atlas is a citizen science project intended to map the distribution and abundance of a region’s birds. In an atlas project, the region of interest is typically divided into cells that are often subdivided into smaller cells, a design that can ensure uniform sampling in space by volunteer birdwatchers.
ID Articles
A series of articles to help with the identification of difficult birds.
The Jungle Babbler and its Six Sisters
By Ramit Singal Almost anywhere across the length and breadth of India, you are likely to come...
Any black on the wings, Mr. Jungle Babbler?
The following article has been written by Chinmay Rahane. The classification of birds into...
Dark egrets can be white…
By Ramit Singal The previous article focussed on the 4 regularly occurring white egrets...
What’s that White Egret sp?
By Ramit Singal Egrets are beautiful and elegant birds to watch. You'll often see them standing...
Cormorants Clarified
By Ramit Singal Ever seen a V-shaped flock of black birds flying purposefully in the sky near a...
Leafbirds – Golden-fronted, Jerdon’s and others
By Ramit Singal There are four species of leafbirds (also known as chloropsis) found in India and...
Bushlarks, Skylarks, ‘crested’ Larks
By Ramit Singal Hopefully, you’ve had some practice over the past month(s) in telling apart larks...
Is that a Pipit or a Lark?
By Ramit Singal Few birds are as confusing to the beginning birder as Pipits and Larks. The first...
Field Identification of Green and Greenish Warblers
By Ramit Singal Green and Greenish Warblers have always been notoriously difficult to tell apart....
The Jungle Babbler and its Six Sisters
By Ramit Singal Almost anywhere across the length and breadth of India, you are likely to come...
Any black on the wings, Mr. Jungle Babbler?
The following article has been written by Chinmay Rahane. The classification of birds into...
Dark egrets can be white…
By Ramit Singal The previous article focussed on the 4 regularly occurring white egrets...
What’s that White Egret sp?
By Ramit Singal Egrets are beautiful and elegant birds to watch. You'll often see them standing...
Cormorants Clarified
By Ramit Singal Ever seen a V-shaped flock of black birds flying purposefully in the sky near a...
Leafbirds – Golden-fronted, Jerdon’s and others
By Ramit Singal There are four species of leafbirds (also known as chloropsis) found in India and...
Bushlarks, Skylarks, ‘crested’ Larks
By Ramit Singal Hopefully, you’ve had some practice over the past month(s) in telling apart larks...
Is that a Pipit or a Lark?
By Ramit Singal Few birds are as confusing to the beginning birder as Pipits and Larks. The first...
Field Identification of Green and Greenish Warblers
By Ramit Singal Green and Greenish Warblers have always been notoriously difficult to tell apart....
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