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    Name

    Species

    Comments

         

    Indian Pond-heron

    Ardeola grayii

    Common in the area

    Oriental Honey-buzzard

    Pernis ptilorhyncus

    Frequently seen flying overhead

    Black Kite

    Milvus migrans

    Common

    Brahminy Kite

    Haliastur indus

    Common

    White-rumped Vulture

    Gyps bengalensis

    Single bird flying over ridge

    Crested Serpent-eagle

    Spilornis cheela

    2/3 birds flying over

    Crested Goshawk

    Accipiter trivirgatus

    Several birds flying over

    Shikra

    Accipiter badius

    2/3 birds flying over

    Black Eagle

    Ictinaetus malayensis

    2/3 birds flying over

    Rufous-bellied Eagle

    Hieraaetus kienerii

    Single bird flying over

    Mountain Hawk-eagle

    Spizaetus nipalensis

    Single bird flying over

    Grey-fronted (Pompadour) Green-pigeon

    Treron pompadora affinis

    Small flock of upto 12 birds

    Mountain Imperial-pigeon

    Ducula badia

    3/4 birds flying along wooded ridge

    Vernal Hanging-parrot

    Loriculus vernalis

    Several birds flying over & perched

    Malabar Parakeet

    Psittacula columboides

    Several birds flying over

    Banded Bay Cuckoo

    Cacomantis sonneratii

    Good views of single bird perched

    Asian Koel

    Eudynamys scolopacea

    Numerous birds around site

    Brown Fish-owl

    Ketupa zeylonensis

    Single bird flying away up stream bed

    Jerdon's Nightjar

    Caprimulgus atripennis

    Good views of single bird in spot-light

    Indian White-rumped Spinetail

    Zoonavena sylvatica

    Common overhead

    Brown-throated (backed) Needletail

    Hirundapus giganteus

    Few birds seen overhead near temple

    Malabar Trogon

    Harpactes fasciatus

    Excellent views of female

    Common Kingfisher

    Alcedo atthis

    Several birds seen on dry river beds

    Stork-billed Kingfisher

    Pelargopsis capensis

    2/3 birds seen in woodland

    Malabar Pied-hornbill

    Anthracoceros coronatus

    4+ birds seen together

    Malabar (Crimson-fronted) Barbet

    Megalaima rubricapillus malabarica

    Excellent views of several birds

    Heart-spotted Woodpecker

    Hemicircus canente

    2/3 birds seen in woodland

    Red-rumped Swallow

    Hirundo daurica rufula

    Common overhead

    Grey Wagtail

    Motacilla cinerea

    2/3 birds seen on dry stream beds

    Scarlet Minivet

    Pericrocotus flammeus

    Small flocks seen in treetops

    Pied (Bar-winged) Flycatcher-shrike

    Hemipus picatus

    Single bird seen near temple

    Black-crested Bulbul

    Pycnonotus melanicterus

    Several birds seen in treetops

    Red-whiskered Bulbul

    Pycnonotus jocosus

    Common

    Yellow-browed Bulbul

    Iole indica

    3/4 birds seen in woodland

    Asian Fairy-bluebird

    Irena puella

    2/3 birds seen in woodland

    Golden-fronted Leafbird

    Chloropsis aurifrons

    Relatively common here

    Oriental Magpie-robin

    Copsychus saularis

    Common

    Greenish Warbler

    Phylloscopus trochiloides

    Relatively common here

    Brown-breasted Flycatcher

    Muscicapa muttui

    Single bird seen along dry stream bed

    Red-throated (Taiga) Flycatcher

    Ficedula albicilla

    2/3 birds showed well near temple

    Black-naped Monarch

    Hypothymis azurea

    Good views of male

    Asian Paradise-flycatcher

    Terpsiphone paradisi

    Several birds of all ages and sexes

    Crimson-backed Sunbird

    Nectarinia minima

    2/3 males seen well

    Loten's Sunbird

    Nectarinia lotenia

    Single male seen at close quarters

    Thick-billed Flowerpecker

    Dicaeum agile

    Several birds seen feeding in trees

    Nilgiri (Plain) Flowerpecker

    Dicaeum concolor concolor

    Several birds seen feeding in trees

    Ashy Drongo

    Dicrurus leucophaeus

    Relatively common here

    Greater Racket-tailed Drongo

    Dicrurus paradiseus

    3/4 birds seen in woodland

    House Crow

    Corvus splendens

    Common

    Indian Jungle (Large-billed) Crow

    Corvus macrorhynchos culminatus

    Common here

     

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