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Bandhavgarh has large species of rare and migratory birds. Know more about the common and rarest birds found in bandhavgarh wildlife sanctuary in India
Bandhavgarh has four species of vultures and another two hundred and fifty species of its winged breath the mighty Flyers – the Bird
Bandhavgarh National Park is also famous for bird watching. It has more than 250 bird species. The main bird species at bandhavgarh national park are white browed fantails, steppe eagles, green pigeons, grey malabar hornbills, black and white malabar hornbills (quite a rare sighting), blossom headed parakeets, parakeets, blue bearded bee eaters, green bee eaters, white bellied drongos, owls, Jerdon's and gold fronted leaf birds, minivets, woodshrikes and the lovely paradise flycatchers.

There are 250 bird species belonging to 53 families in Bandhavgarh National Park, India. Among them 138 are resident, 26 are local migrants and 86 are migrants. Bamera, Garhpuri, Majhauli, and Khitauli reservoirs with Rajbahera, Chakrdhara, Sheshsaiya, Bhitari are the best place to do birding in and around Bandhavgarh forest area. Among current 3 zones of Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Magdhi and Khitauli zones are considered good for birdwatching.

Bandhavgarh national park lacted in the Vindha Mountain Range of Central india. The national; park is urrounded by ancient hill which used to be ruled by Maharaj's of Rewa. The forest formation of Bandhavgarh national park is dominated by Sal and bamboos. The national park is famous all around the world for the wild tigers and is probably one of the best place to see wild tigers. The national park has got the highest population of tiger density in the world. there are around 250 species of birds recored at this national park. The only way to acces the national park is by jeep safaris and walking around is strictly prohibited. The park is closed for monsoons from july to october. Some of the good species of birds white napped woodpeckers, red junglefowl, red and painted spurfowl, long billed vultures. Not only these birds you can spot the variets of birds such as Oriental daeter, wolly neck strok, white eyed buzzard, changeable hawk eagle, bonelli's, steppe and grey headsed fish eagles, red headed vulture, creasted serpent eagles, ospery, eurasian hobby, painted francolin, jungle bush quail, barred buttonquail, sarus crane, eurasian thick knee, yellow wattled lapwing, chestnut bellied and painted francolin, jungle bushquail, barred buttonquail, oriental turtle, red collared and emerald doves, alexandrine and plim headed parakeets, pied, indian, grey bellied and drongo cuckoos, sirkeer malkoha collard scops owl, grey, indian and savanna night jars, crested treeswifts, strok billed kingfisher, indian grey hornbill, rufous streak throated and yellow crowned woodpeckers, indian bushlark, wire tailed swallows, brown and bay backed shrikes, white bellied and greater racket tailed drongos, chestnut tailed and brahminy starlings, large cuckooshrike, long tailed minivet, golden fronted leafbird, puff throated, Indian scimitar, tawny bellied and yellow eyed babblers, brown cheeked fulvetta, asian brown ultramarine, sulphur bellied dusky, hume's, brook's leaf and greenish warblers, siberian rubythroat, grey bushchat, blue capped and blue rocknuthatch and many more......... Along with the birds you can spot these wild animals at Bandhavgarh National Park tiger, chital, grey langur, flying fox, sambar, muntjac, wild boar, nilgai, chinkara, jackle, jungle cat, ruddy, sloth bear, black napped hare, indian fox, wolf, dhole, indian civet, Indian porcupine, honey badger, toddy cat and many more ....

Bird List at Bandhavgarh:

1.	Indian Peafowl	47.	Black Redstart 48. Brahminy Starling
2.	Plum Headed Parakeet	48.	Brown Fish Owl
3.	Orange Headed Thrush	49.	Yellow Footed Green Pigeon
4.	Coppersmith Barbet	50.	Malabar Pied Hornbill
5.	Common Myna	51.	Common Kestrel
6.	Alexandrine Parakeet	52.	White Throated Fantail Flycatcher
7.	Indian Grey Hornbill	53.	Rufous Woodpecker
8.	Rock Pigeon	54.	Sapphire Flycatcher
9.	House Crow	55.	Changeable Hawk Eagle (Cirrhatus)
10.	Carrion Crow	56.	Oriental Turtle Dove
11.	Little Egret	57.	White Rumped Vulture
12.	Cattle Egret	58.	Lesser Kestrel
13.	Great Egret	59.	Large Cuckoo shrike
14.	Black Drongo	60.	Pied Bush chat
15.	Pond Heron	61.	Black Winged Cuckooshrike
16.	Common Snipe	62.	Black Rumped Flameback Woodpecker
17.	Black Winged Stilt	63.	House Sparrow
18.	Red-wattled Lapwing	64.	Golden Oriole
19.	Greater Coucal	65.	Rose Ringed Parakeet
20.	Oriental Magpie Robin	66.	Paddy Field Pipit
21.	Indian Roller	67.	Dusky Crag Martin
22.	Indian Robin	68.	Long Tailed Shrike
23.	Eurasian Collared Dove	69.	Black Ibis
24.	Hoopoe	70.	White Necked Stork
25.	Sirkeer Malkoha	71.	Purple Sunbird
26.	Large Billed Crow	72.	Giant Leaf bird
27.	White Browed Fantail Flycatcher	73.	Tickle’s Flowerpecker
28.	Yellow Crowned Woodpecker	74.	Little Cormorant
29.	Rufus Treepie (Normal And Pallida)	75.	Little Brown Dove
30.	Lesser Adjutant stork	76.	White Tailed Swallow
31.	Oriental White Eye	77.	Jungle Babbler
32.	Olive Backed Pipit	78.	Shikra
33.	Spotted Dove	79.	Jungle Myna
34.	White Throated Kingfisher	80.	Common Tailorbird
35.	Red Rumped Swallow	81.	Red Collared Dove
36.	Lesser Whistling Teal	82.	Red Necked Vulture
37.	Common Kingfisher	83.	Painted Francolin
38.	Black Stork	84.	Eurasian Thick Knee
39.	Green Bee-Eater	85.	Common Sandpiper
40.	Greater Racket Tailed Drongo	86.	Lesser Spotted Eagle
41.	Red Vented Bulbul	87.	Greater Whistling Teal
42.	Long Billed Vulture	88.	Greater Cormorant
43.	Grey Capped Pigmy Woodpecker	89.	Pied Kingfisher
44.	Brown Headed Barbet	90.	Laughing dove
45.	Chestnut Shouldered Petronia	91.	Bonillo’s Eagle
46.	Crested Serpent Eagle	92.	Dark Black Crow

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