Birds of Jhilmil Jheel Reserve, Haridwar
The Indian Stone-curlew (Burhinus indicus), also known as the Indian Thick-knee. This fascinating ground-dwelling bird is known for its large yellow eyes, long legs, and excellent camouflage, which helps it blend seamlessly into the dry grasslands and open areas around wetlands such as Jhilmil Jheel. About the Indian Stone-curlew The Indian Stone-curlew is a medium-sized […]
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the Indian Spot-billed Duck (Anas poecilorhyncha), a beautiful freshwater duck commonly found in lakes, marshes, and wetlands across the Indian subcontinent. It is one of the most recognizable residents of wetlands like Jhilmil Jheel. The species gets its name from the distinctive yellow-tipped bill with a red spot near its base. About the Indian Spot-billed
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The Crested Kingfisher (Megaceryle lugubris), one of the largest and most spectacular kingfishers found in Asia. It is famous for its striking black-and-white plumage, shaggy crest, and remarkable fishing skills. The species is found in the Himalayan region, including Uttarakhand, where rivers, streams, and wetlands provide the perfect habitat. About the Crested Kingfisher The Crested
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Bulbul, and at Jhilmil Jheel the most commonly seen species is the Red-whiskered Bulbul (Pycnonotus jocosus). It is a small, energetic bird known for its cheerful calls, distinctive crest, and red patch below its cheeks. Red-whiskered Bulbuls are among the birds featured at Jhilmil Jheel and can often be spotted in its forests and wetlands.
The bird in your video is the Black-rumped Flameback (Dinopium benghalense), also known as the Lesser Golden-backed Woodpecker. It is one of the most colorful woodpeckers found in the Indian subcontinent and can often be spotted in the forests and wetlands surrounding Jhilmil Jheel. The bird is famous for its brilliant golden-yellow back, striking red
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Black-shouldered Kite (Elanus caeruleus), also known as the Black-winged Kite. It is a beautiful bird of prey that can often be seen soaring above the grasslands and wetlands of Jhilmil Jheel. The species is recognized by its white and grey body, striking black shoulder patches, and distinctive red eyes About the Black-shouldered Kite This medium-sized
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Black-hooded Oriole (Oriolus xanthornus), also known as Black-headed Oriole or Peelak. It is one of the most striking birds found in the forests and wetlands around Jhilmil Jheel. Its bright golden-yellow body, black hood, and red beak make it easy to recognize. About the Black-hooded Oriole The Black-hooded Oriole is a medium-sized bird, about 23–25
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Bar-headed Goose (Anser indicus), locally known as Rajhans or Chakwa-Chakwi. It is one of the most extraordinary migratory birds in the world and is a regular winter visitor to Jhilmil Jheel. The Bar-headed Goose is easily recognized by the two black stripes on its white head and its graceful grey body. These birds undertake one
Escape to the Wild: Discover the Wonders of Jhilmil Jheel https://pathikworld.com/videos2/jhilmil/Jhilmil-Bird-Video.mp4 Are you ready to swap the city noise for the symphony of nature? Nestled in the heart of our beautiful Uttarakhand, Jhilmil Jheel Conservation Reserve is calling all nature lovers, photographers, and peace-seekers. This isn’t just a wetland; it’s a living, breathing sanctuary. As
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