Observations

1. Spotted Dove

   Number observed: 8

2. Greater Coucal

   Number observed: 1

3. River Lapwing

   Number observed: 1

4. Red-wattled Lapwing

   Number observed: 9

   Details: In paddy field

5. Common Greenshank

   Number observed: 1

6. Little Egret

   Number observed: 1

7. Indian Pond-Heron

   Number observed: 1

8. Common Kingfisher

   Number observed: 1

9. Crested Kingfisher

   Number observed: 1

10. Lineated Barbet

    Number observed: 1

11. Rose-ringed Parakeet

    Number observed: 6

12. Plum-headed Parakeet

    Number observed: 2

13. Rufous Treepie

    Number observed: 1

14. Large-billed Crow

    Number observed: 5

15. Gray-headed Canary-Flycatcher

    Number observed: 1

    Details: Call

16. Cinereous Tit

    Number observed: 6

17. prinia sp.

    Number observed: 10

    Details: Call recorded, conservative count, there were many moving about. No grey breast visible. Sanjay Sondhi says the most common prinia is grey-breasted. They lose the grey breast post breeding.

18. Black-crested Bulbul

    Number observed: 9

19. Red-vented Bulbul

    Number observed: 2

20. Red-whiskered Bulbul

    Number observed: 1

21. Himalayan Bulbul

    Number observed: 4

22. Indian White-eye

    Number observed: 5

    Details: Calls

23. Common Myna

    Number observed: 10

    Details: In Paddy field

24. Gray Bushchat

    Number observed: 2

    Details: Call

25. White-browed Wagtail

    Number observed: 4

26. Yellow-breasted Greenfinch

    Number observed: 1

    Details: On the wire, yellow breast and belly, black markings on heard