Posted by
Nitin Petkar
on
March 18, 2023
Going on a bird watching trip in Goa can be a wonderful experience for nature enthusiasts. Goa is home to a diverse range of bird
species, including both resident and migratory birds.
To plan your bird watching trip with
Goa.Tours
will be great for you to explore Goa habitual species of wildlife with nature. We Goa.Tours arrange this wonderful bird watching tour to Carambolim village for our client. here are
some tips, The best time to visit for bird watching is during the winter months, from November to February, as this is the time when migratory birds visit Goa. However, you can still
spot a variety of resident birds throughout the year. Goa has several birding hotspots, including the Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary, Carambolim lake, Chorao Island, Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary, and
Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary. choose any place to visit and we will take you there.
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Posted by
Tadobabooking
on
March 28, 2022
Tadoba is very popular amongst the wildlife enthusiasts for the Tiger sightings. Tadoba national park offers interesting flora and fauna. During
the
safari trip to Tadoba travelers get to sight the Royal Bengal Tiger, leopards, Bluebull (Nilgai),Indian gaur, Sloth bear, Wolves, Jackals, Spotted Deers, Sambar Deers, Porcupine, Honey badger and many
other species. Tadoba is also known for birdwatching and is one of the preferred destinations for birdwatchers. Wildlife of Tadoba can be experienced while on the
Tadoba jungle safari tour.
Call: +91 9130092330
Mail : enquiry.ns.new@gmail.com
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Posted by
Susan Sharma
on
September 16, 2021
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Posted by
Susan Sharma
on
September 11, 2021
Bird watching in the pandemic- birding is the best diversion for a work from home couple.
And which better place than Ranikhet in Uttarakhand

https://youtu.be/hlhZpayT7A0
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Posted by
Susan Sharma
on
September 11, 2021
If there
is a heaven for bird watchers, it is Sattal. In one hour of morning birding we saw a variety of birds. The adventure area has so far not interfered with the natural forest around. Hope it remains like that.
https://youtu.be/rnG809pejWg
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Posted by
Bhairav Singh
on
January 05, 2021
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Posted by
Susan Sharma
on
May 10, 2020
#MothersDay #Whiteeye #Birding
Happy Mothers Day!!.....Er....Parents Day!!!!says IndianWildlifeClub
Outside our home, near the main gate, we spot a nest. On the Ashoka tree. The Indian White Eye (Zosterops palpebrosus) is sitting with its wings spread on the nest. Surely there are chicks inside. Birding ethics prevents me from going near the nest.
Temperature outside is 42 degrees centigrade.
The bird is sitting with its wings spread to protect the chicks from heat. Parents share duties of cleaning the nest, feeding the chicks and protecting the chicks from heat.
The Indian White Eye is a tiny bird, 8cm in size. Sexes look similar.
Happy Mothers Day!! er Parents Day!!!!!
Video Susan Sharma
Happy Mothers Day!!......Er... Parents Day!!-Indian White Eye (Zosterops palpebrosus)
https://youtu.be/ekkqWCVtDDU
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Posted by
Susan Sharma
on
May 02, 2020
Sikkim is a haven for bird watchers. Trekking the hills and valleys is certainly the best way to observe and photograph them. However, if you are a bird lover you can spot birds wherever you are visiting-near a monastery, at waterfalls,
on the roadsides, near the place you are staying. Absence of chemicals and fertilizers make the entire state bird friendly.
As Northern part of Sikkim was mostly inaccessible in February, our recordings of bird sightings are linmited to the South and West part mostly.
The video is a visual account of the common birds we could capture.
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Posted by
Kiran Kashyap
on
January 07, 2020
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Posted by
Kiran Kashyap
on
September 19, 2019
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