Birder Profile–Vivek Goyal
Vivek Goyal, an Associate Professor of Zoology, discovered his passion for birdwatching during training for a cycling expedition. Inspired by his wife, he now marvels at birds thriving in their natural habitats.
Vivek Goyal, an Associate Professor of Zoology, discovered his passion for birdwatching during training for a cycling expedition. Inspired by his wife, he now marvels at birds thriving in their natural habitats.
This month, we’re thrilled to feature Ankita Bhatt—a teacher and passionate birder from Kotdwar, Uttarakhand, a town nestled in nature's tranquility and scenic beauty.
This month, we’re excited to feature Joel Mathew- a passionate birder from Kerala currently studying camouflage in ground-nesting birds.
This month, we’re excited to feature Swadha Pardesi! A digital illustrator focused on nature and wildlife, Swadha combines her art with a deep love for birding.
This month's birder profile highlights Kanno Tage, a passionate nature enthusiast from the Lower Subansiri district of Arunachal Pradesh. Initially drawn to the vibrant world of butterflies, Kanno's love for nature has expanded to include birdwatching, capturing the beauty of both in his photographs.
This month's birder profile spotlights Samakshi Tiwari, a young birder and researcher from Rajasthan. From studying dazzling terrestrial birds to crucial ecological scavengers, Samakshi shares her journey in birdwatching and her appreciation for birding in groups with diverse backgrounds..
"I like White-browed Tit-Warbler because of its rainbow colours"- says Stanzin Chamba, a birder and trekker from Ladakh..
Chitra narrates a fascinating encounter between a Western Marsh Harrier and a Gadwall in this month's birder profile
This month's Birder Profile features Lesemew from Nagaland. He is an active member of Eco Warriors group involved in various environmental awareness activities in the state.
This month's Birder Profile features Chaiti Banerjee, an avid birder who enjoys traveling for birdwatching and also observes birds from her window when not on the go.
My favourite bird happens to be the Kashmir Flycatcher. It was the first species that I had to really work hard to see..
Megha is an adventurous birder who has travelled a lot in India and other places. Read more to know about her birding journey..