Observations

1. duck sp.

   Number observed: X

   Details: 100s in flight in the distance

2. Spotted Dove

   Number observed: X

3. Asian Palm-Swift

   Number observed: X

4. Gray-headed Swamphen

   Number observed: X

5. Black-winged Stilt

   Number observed: X

6. Pacific Golden-Plover

   Number observed: X

7. Yellow-wattled Lapwing

   Number observed: X

8. Red-wattled Lapwing

   Number observed: X

9. Little Ringed Plover

   Number observed: X

10. Common Snipe

    Number observed: X

11. Green Sandpiper

    Number observed: X

12. Wood Sandpiper

    Number observed: X

13. Asian Openbill

    Number observed: 25

    Details: approximate number

14. Gray Heron

    Number observed: X

    Details: very common

15. Purple Heron

    Number observed: X

16. Great Egret

    Number observed: X

17. Intermediate Egret

    Number observed: X

    Details: very common

18. Cattle Egret

    Number observed: X

19. Indian Pond-Heron

    Number observed: X

20. Eurasian Marsh-Harrier

    Number observed: 2

    Age & Sex:

    	Juvenile	Immature	Adult	Age Unknown
    Male
    Female			2
    Sex Unknown

21. Pallid Harrier

    Number observed: 1

    Age & Sex:

    	Juvenile	Immature	Adult	Age Unknown
    Male			1
    Female
    Sex Unknown

22. Black Kite

    Number observed: X

23. Brahminy Kite

    Number observed: X

24. Common Kingfisher

    Number observed: X

25. Pied Kingfisher

    Number observed: X

26. Green Bee-eater

    Number observed: X

27. Indian Roller

    Number observed: X

28. Black Drongo

    Number observed: X

29. Ashy-crowned Sparrow-Lark

    Number observed: X

30. Oriental Skylark

    Number observed: X

31. Plain Prinia

    Number observed: X

32. Zitting Cisticola

    Number observed: X

33. Barn Swallow

    Number observed: X

34. Red-vented Bulbul

    Number observed: X

35. Common Myna

    Number observed: X

36. Western Yellow Wagtail

    Number observed: 1000

    Details: At least a 1000, possibly several thousands, coming in to roost in the reed beds. Huge flocks are always seen flying over the city in this direction at dusk these days. The number here is a conservative estimate.

37. White-browed Wagtail

    Number observed: X

38. Richard's Pipit

    Number observed: X