Observations

1. Little Grebe

   Number observed: 1

2. Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon)

   Number observed: 5

   Details: Did not pay much attention to it

3. Spotted Dove

   Number observed: 1

   Details: Heard

4. Greater Coucal (Southern)

   Number observed: X

5. Asian Koel

   Number observed: X

6. Gray-bellied Cuckoo

   Number observed: 1

7. Common Swift

   Number observed: 3

   Details: Finally got a record of this species!
   First spotted one bird flying towards GNP . The bird was more stockier than the Asian palm or little swifts.
   Photographed the second bird that flew towards the marshy areas. Very clear that it was an Apus swift
   Asian palm swift (not an apus swift but still mentioned elimination process)eliminated by non stocky appearance and shape and structure of bird
   Pallid swift eliminated on the basis of absence of extremely scaly appearing belly and white throat
   Little swift eliminated based on fork tail and non prominent white throat
   Dark rumped swift is endemic to North east hills
   Fork tailed swift has very whitish throat
   
   It is the common swift from the stocky appearance , Brown nature , no white rump, non scaly belly .

   Media:

8. Little Swift

   Number observed: 2

9. Apus sp.

   Number observed: 5

   Details: Maybe Common swift

10. Asian Palm-Swift

    Number observed: 75

    Details: Loweer estimate

11. large swift sp.

    Number observed: 60

12. small swift sp.

    Number observed: 10

13. Crested Treeswift

    Number observed: 1

    Details: Juvinile seen

    Media:

14. Eurasian Moorhen

    Number observed: 6

15. Gray-headed Swamphen

    Number observed: 6

16. White-breasted Waterhen

    Number observed: 3

17. Painted Stork

    Number observed: 2

    Details: Flying

18. Oriental Darter

    Number observed: 8

19. Little Cormorant

    Number observed: 2

20. Black Bittern

    Number observed: 2

21. Cattle Egret

    Number observed: 2

22. Indian Pond-Heron

    Number observed: 12

23. Glossy Ibis

    Number observed: 1

24. Black-headed Ibis

    Number observed: 1

25. Booted Eagle

    Number observed: 3

    Details: 2pale 1dark morph

    Media:

26. Shikra

    Number observed: 2

27. Black Kite

    Number observed: 2

28. Common Kingfisher

    Number observed: 1

29. White-throated Kingfisher

    Number observed: 1

30. Green Bee-eater

    Number observed: 2

31. Blue-tailed Bee-eater

    Number observed: 6

32. Coppersmith Barbet

    Number observed: 3

33. Black-rumped Flameback

    Number observed: 2

34. Rose-ringed Parakeet

    Number observed: 10

    Details: Estimate

35. Indian Pitta

    Number observed: 1

36. Black Drongo

    Number observed: 2

37. Ashy Drongo

    Number observed: 6

38. Indian Paradise-Flycatcher

    Number observed: 2

39. Rufous Treepie

    Number observed: 5

40. House Crow

    Number observed: 3

41. Large-billed Crow

    Number observed: 4

42. Common Tailorbird

    Number observed: 4

43. Ashy Prinia

    Number observed: 1

44. Blyth's Reed Warbler

    Number observed: 4

45. Clamorous Reed Warbler

    Number observed: 2

46. Barn Swallow

    Number observed: 20

47. Red-vented Bulbul

    Number observed: 2

48. Red-whiskered Bulbul

    Number observed: 1

49. White-browed Bulbul

    Number observed: 6

50. Green Warbler

    Number observed: 1

    Details: Yellow wash visible.

51. Phylloscopus sp.

    Number observed: 1

52. Yellow-billed Babbler

    Number observed: 8

    Media:

53. Common Myna

    Number observed: 4

54. Orange-headed Thrush

    Number observed: 2

55. Asian Brown Flycatcher

    Number observed: 3

56. Oriental Magpie-Robin

    Number observed: 1

57. Blue-throated Flycatcher

    Number observed: 3

58. Purple-rumped Sunbird

    Number observed: 8

59. Purple Sunbird

    Number observed: 3

60. Loten's Sunbird

    Number observed: 2

61. Forest Wagtail

    Number observed: 3

62. Western Yellow Wagtail

    Number observed: 12

63. Citrine Wagtail

    Number observed: 1

    Details: See very breifly.

64. pipit sp.

    Number observed: 1