Observations

1. Lesser Whistling-Duck

   Number observed: 5

2. Garganey

   Number observed: 12

3. Gray Francolin

   Number observed: 5

4. Little Grebe

   Number observed: 4

5. Spotted Dove

   Number observed: 10

6. Greater Coucal

   Number observed: 2

7. Blue-faced Malkoha

   Number observed: 3

8. Pied Cuckoo

   Number observed: 1

9. Asian Koel

   Number observed: 3

10. Common Hawk-Cuckoo

    Number observed: 1

11. Asian Palm-Swift

    Number observed: X

12. Eurasian Moorhen

    Number observed: 1

13. Eurasian Coot

    Number observed: 15

14. Gray-headed Swamphen

    Number observed: 3

15. Watercock

    Number observed: 1

    Details: female

16. White-breasted Waterhen

    Number observed: 12

    Details: could be more

17. Ruddy-breasted Crake

    Number observed: 1

    Details: This is the second bird species I spotted today in birdwatching session at the fied.
    we parked our bike. It crossed the road .
    It is a juvenile. It was almost black in colour . Beautiful yellow beak. And pale throat.

18. Gray-headed Lapwing

    Number observed: 6

    Details: grey head clearly seen. white tail with black band seen.

19. Red-wattled Lapwing

    Number observed: 30

20. Pheasant-tailed Jacana

    Number observed: 7

21. Tringa sp.

    Number observed: 30

    Details: too far to identify

22. Asian Openbill

    Number observed: 30

23. Great Cormorant

    Number observed: 1

24. Indian Cormorant

    Number observed: 3

25. Black Bittern

    Number observed: 6

26. Purple Heron

    Number observed: 2

27. Intermediate Egret

    Number observed: 5

28. Little Egret

    Number observed: 3

29. Cattle Egret

    Number observed: 50

30. Indian Pond-Heron

    Number observed: 35

31. White-eyed Buzzard

    Number observed: 1

32. Shikra

    Number observed: 1

33. Spotted Owlet

    Number observed: 2

34. White-throated Kingfisher

    Number observed: 10

35. Blue-tailed Bee-eater

    Number observed: 6

36. Indian Roller

    Number observed: 3

37. Rose-ringed Parakeet

    Number observed: 40

38. Black-headed Cuckooshrike

    Number observed: 1

    Details: Female 1

39. Indian Golden Oriole

    Number observed: 1

40. Common Woodshrike

    Number observed: 3

41. Black Drongo

    Number observed: 20

42. Indian Paradise-Flycatcher

    Number observed: 2

43. Brown Shrike

    Number observed: 2

44. Bay-backed Shrike

    Number observed: 1

45. Rufous Treepie

    Number observed: 2

46. House Crow

    Number observed: X

47. Large-billed Crow

    Number observed: X

48. Ashy-crowned Sparrow-Lark

    Number observed: 1

49. lark sp.

    Number observed: 3

    Details: indian bush lark

50. Common Tailorbird

    Number observed: 3

51. Ashy Prinia

    Number observed: 3

52. Plain Prinia

    Number observed: 12

53. Blyth's Reed Warbler

    Number observed: 7

    Details: could be more

54. Clamorous Reed Warbler

    Number observed: 1

55. Acrocephalus sp.

    Number observed: 1

56. Bristled Grassbird

    Number observed: 2

    Details: Striated grass bird??
    Whitish Puff throat.
    Brownish upper parts with dark streaks
    Not so distinct supercilium(colour:whitish??)
    Rose bill and legs .
    Warbler like bill
    Long tail.
    A ring / collar &gorget like line at end of puff throat .
    
    Behavior:not at all shy. It was very still . Dindnt move its head even. I went so near and observesd it with binos. I just gota 5X zoom cam at that time.
    Habitat:reeds
    
    The other bird which resembles what I saw was common babbler in appearance and shape of head. But the bill ,ring,streaks I mentioned are missing in it.
    Or can that be a juv?
    First I included this as bird sp. Later it was confifmed as Bristled grassbird as the same bird was recorded and photographed 10 days later.

    Media:

57. Barn Swallow

    Number observed: 50

58. Red-rumped Swallow

    Number observed: X

59. Red-vented Bulbul

    Number observed: 15

60. White-browed Bulbul

    Number observed: 6

61. Yellow-billed Babbler

    Number observed: 9

62. Common Myna

    Number observed: 40

63. Indian Robin

    Number observed: 6

64. Oriental Magpie-Robin

    Number observed: 4

65. Pied Bushchat

    Number observed: 4

66. Purple-rumped Sunbird

    Number observed: 3

67. Purple Sunbird

    Number observed: 4

68. sunbird sp.

    Number observed: 3

69. Ploceus sp.

    Number observed: 3

70. Red Avadavat

    Number observed: 2

71. Indian Silverbill

    Number observed: 4

72. Scaly-breasted Munia

    Number observed: 20

73. Tricolored Munia

    Number observed: 25

74. White-browed Wagtail

    Number observed: 2

75. pipit sp.

    Number observed: 2