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The Birds I SawIn

India

By

Atul Dhamankarhttp://www.BirdsISaw.com



The Birds I SawIn

India

By

Atul Dhamankarhttp://www.BirdsISaw.com



Contents

Introduction

Bay-backed Shrike

Black Bittern

Blue-throated Flycatcher

White-eared Bulbul

Wood Sandpiper

Yellow-eyed BabblerIndex

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1 The Birds I Saw In India

Introduction




Bay-backed Shrike

Scientific Name : Lanius vittatus

Order : CharadriiformesFamily : Laniidae

Genus : Lanius

Species : L. vittatus

Scientific Name : Lanius vittatus

Order : CharadriiformesFamily : Laniidae

Genus : Lanius

Species : L. vittatus

Description

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Chandrapur, Maharashtra




Black Bittern

Scientific Name : Ixobrychus flavicollis

Order : CiconiiformesFamily : Ardeidae

Genus : Ixobrychus

Species : I. flavicollis

Scientific Name : Ixobrychus flavicollis

Order : CiconiiformesFamily : Ardeidae

Genus : Ixobrychus

Species : I. flavicollis

Description

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Keoladev Ghana National Park, Bhatarpur, Rajasthan




Blue-throated Flycatcher

Scientific Name : Cyornis rubeculoides

Order : PasseriformesFamily : Muscicapidae

Genus : Cyornis

Species : C. rubeculoides

Scientific Name : Cyornis rubeculoides

Order : PasseriformesFamily : Muscicapidae

Genus : Cyornis

Species : C. rubeculoides

Description

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Corbett Tiger Reserve, Uttarakhand




White-eared Bulbul

Scientific Name : Pycnonotus leucotis

Order : PasseriformesFamily : Pycnonotidae

Genus : Pycnonotus

Species : P. leucotis



Genus : Pycnonotus




Genus : Pycnonotus


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Bharatpur, Rajasthan




Wood Sandpiper

Scientific Name : Tringa glareola

Order : CharadriiformesFamily : Scolopacidae

Genus : Tringa

Species : T. glareola



Genus : Tringa




Genus : Tringa




Genus : Tringa


Description

The Wood Sandpiper is a small wader. It is the smallest of the shanks, and breeds in sub arctic

wetlands from the Scottish Highlands across Europe and Asia.

They migrate to Africa and southern Asia, particularly India. This bird is usually found on fresh water

during migration and wintering.

IdentificationThe Wood Sandpiper in all plumages is slimmer, leggier and more elegant than most other

sandpipers, more like a small Redshank. They also have beautifully spangled upperparts and an

obvious pale supercilium. They are a paler brown than the Green Sandpiper and there is no obvious

contrast between dark breast and pale belly. In flight Wood Sandpipers show a neat, square white

rump but they look brown and white not black and white and their under wings are pale.

DietThese birds forage by probing in shallow water or on wet mud. They mainly eat insects, and similar

small prey.

NestingWood Sandpiper will nest on the ground, or reuse the old tree nest of another bird.




Yellow-eyed Babbler

Scientific Name : Chrysomma sinense

Order : CharadriiformesFamily : Timaliidae

Genus : Chrysomma

Species : C. sinense



Genus : Chrysomma




Genus : Chrysomma




Genus : Chrysomma


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IndexIndex

BBay-backed Shrike 2Black Bittern 4

Blue-throated Flycatcher 6

CChrysomma sinense 12

Cyornis rubeculoides 6

IIxobrychus flavicollis 4

LLanius vittatus 2

PPycnonotus leucotis 8

TTringa glareola 10

WWhite-cheeked Bulbul 8

White-eared Bulbul 8

Wood Sandpiper 10

YYellow-eyed Babbler 12

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