Hello everyone! In this blog is about popular birds in india….. 

Golden-crowned Crane

This bird species belongs to the crane family Gruidae. These are large arboreal wading birds that can reach a length around 2 metres. They have long legs, webbed feet, huge bills and neck feathers that resemble those of a snake. They inhabit open areas near wetlands, grasslands, rivers, lakes, reservoirs, coastal waters and ponds. This bird has been identified by BirdLife International as being of “Least Concern”. It nests in trees and eats insects, worms, fruits and seeds.

Great Hornbill

The great hornbill is classified under the order Galliformes and the family Bucerotidae. It is native to Southeast Asia. A popular pet in India, this species is often seen perched in trees, feeding on fruit and other foodstuffs.Some people keep them as pets for their beautiful plumage with its unique pattern. It is known for its loud call.

Black-crested Bulbul

This bulbul is native to South East Asia and Australia. It inhabits tropical forests and subtropical dry deciduous forests. It is considered to be omnivorous and feeds mainly on insects, fruits, nectar, berries, and small rodents.It roosts in crevices and holes in tree trunks. Its distinct black crest, while not visible to humans, makes it look like a parrot.

Green Woodpecker

The woodpecker has been used for medicinal purposes for many years due to their natural antimicrobial properties. They are effective at eliminating pests from your garden without using harmful chemicals.In addition to this, they can help control insect populations around the home, giving you the peace of mind that comes with knowing these destructive insects have been eliminated.

Blue Winged Warbler

This bird is widely known for its ability to attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinating insects. However, they do not only attract beneficial insects; they also act as a natural pest control agent, eating over 250 different kinds of caterpillars annually! Additionally, they clean the air by picking through leaves and twigs daily,keeping everything free from debris.

Common Rose-finch

The common rose-finch (Lochmias spp) gets its name from the red coloration of its breast. They are omnivorous and eat insects and seeds.These birds sing well and their call is similar to that of other finches.They live in forests across India and can be seen at any time of the day.

Indian Vulture

The Indian vultures (Gypaetus barbatus), also known as the white-backed vulture, are large scavenging birds of prey. The subspecies G. b. indicus is native to India.There are two other subspecies of vultures: G. b.barbatus from Southeast Asia, and G. b. leucocephalus from northern Africa.

Grebe

Grebes are waterbirds that are characterized by their long necks and short legs. They inhabit lakes and rivers across North America and Europe. In Asia, they can be found in Russia and China.There are two varieties of grebes in India – the greater white-fronted grebe and the lesser black-backed grebe. Both of them are highly migratory.

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