browse through the internet or books on wildlife and gather information on bird sanctuaries in India . prepare a list of birds migrating to India.
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1 asian koel
2 Black crowned night heron
3 eurasian golden oriole
4 comb duck
5 blue cheeked
6 blue tailed
7 cuckoo
8 great flamingo
9 serbian cranes
10 ruff
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There are very few sights that delight the senses as much as birds. They are one of the many gifts that nature has bestowed upon us. The bird sanctuaries in India house a wide variety of exotic bird species. From ornithologists to laymen, they attract everybody. It’s estimated that India is home to over 1200 species of birds, and most of them can be viewed in these wildlife sanctuaries, especially known for the feathery species.
From the Great Indian Hornbill to the Great Indian Bustard, a thriving population of birds call India home. Check out the list of the amazing bird sanctuaries to go bird-watching in India.
If you are an avid bird lover, then Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary is where you need to be. Also known as Keoladeo Ghana National Park, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visiting this bird sanctuary lets you come across almost 360 bird species. Among the various kinds of bird species found here, the most famous ones are geese, pelicans, crane, ducks, eagles, hawks, shanks, stints and wagtails, among others. Apart from the birds, Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary is also home to several kinds of wildlife like nilgai, sambar, chital and boar.
From the Great Indian Hornbill to the Great Indian Bustard, a thriving population of birds call India home. Check out the list of the amazing bird sanctuaries to go bird-watching in India.
If you are an avid bird lover, then Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary is where you need to be. Also known as Keoladeo Ghana National Park, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visiting this bird sanctuary lets you come across almost 360 bird species. Among the various kinds of bird species found here, the most famous ones are geese, pelicans, crane, ducks, eagles, hawks, shanks, stints and wagtails, among others. Apart from the birds, Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary is also home to several kinds of wildlife like nilgai, sambar, chital and boar.
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