From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
The most common bird with a beautiful sound are the thrushes. The Blue whistling thrush and the white crested thrush.
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From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
and the amazingly bright verditer flycatcher:
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From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
In and around the lakes you will find the lapwig and the beautiful red billed blue magpie.
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From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
Near the meadows you could see the white crested laughing thrush, the black jay, treepie, Hoopoe and the red start.
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From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
The other common birds usually seen are the parakeets, tits, russet sparrow, warblers and a wide variety of bulbuls.
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From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal)
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From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
From Birds of Himalayas- Part-2 (SaatTaal) |
In 2 days we could not have seen more birds than what we saw at Saat Taal. It is definitely a bird watcher's must visit destination
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From Saat Taal - Arijit (Mar,2010) |
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