Birding In Bandhavgarh

Birding in Bandhavgarh

Bandhavgarh National Park is not only meant for tiger safaris, but the park is also featured with many bird species such as Ruddy Shelduck, Comb Duck, Cotton Teal, Red-crested Pochard, Common Pochard, Barred Buttonquail, Eurasian Wryneck, etc., giving you an opportunity for bird watching in the heart of India at the Vindhya Hills.

The rich avifauna of the Vindhya hill ranges makes it more intriguing. Bandhavgarh forest provides the perfect combination of scrub, dense tropical forests, wetland, and fields for the birds to make this location their preferred habitat.
If you are a bird lover, here you will get the chance to learn about and appreciate the distinct features of these amazing flying creatures.

Bandhavgarh’s Major Bird Checklist

Indian-Pitta

Indian Pitta

Indian-Roller

Indian Roller

Painted-Francolin

Painted Francolin

Peafowl

Peafowl

Crested-Serpent-Eagle

Crested Serpent Eagle

Changeable-Hawk-Eagles

Changeable Hawk Eagles

grey-headed-fish-eagle

Grey Headed Fish Eagle

Oriental-honey-Buzzard

Oriental honey Buzzard

White-eyed-Buzzard

White-eyed Buzzard

Pariah-Kite

Pariah Kite

Eurasian-Cuckoo

Eurasian Cuckoo

Grey-bellied-Cuckoo

Grey-bellied Cuckoo

Indian-Cuckoo

Indian Cuckoo

Drongo-Cuckoo

Drongo Cuckoo

Shikra

Shikra

Common-Hoopoe

Common Hoopoe

Asian-Koel

Asian Koel

SirkeerMalkoha

Sirkeer Malkoha

Tickells-Thrush

Tickell’s Thrush

Little-Grebe

Little Grebe

Eurasian-Sparrow-hawk

Eurasian Sparrow hawk

Black-Shouldered-Kite

Black Shouldered Kite

Brown-Headed-Barbet

Brown-Headed Barbet

Indian-Grey-Hornbill

Indian Grey Hornbill

An Unforgettable Experience To Witness

An Adventerous Tiger Safari Lies ahead!