Rare winter guest: #Marbledduck spotted at Sultanpur park after 30 years State of India's Birds World Migratory Bird Day eBird Bhrigu KP Read the full story here toi.in/CLdVyZ

Sultanpur's Sunday sights -- #baikalteal & #falcatedduck spotted after years in NCR prerna singh bindra 🐘🐅🐾 State of India's Birds eBird Kanwar Bir Singh (KB) Bhrigu KP Bird Count India World Migratory Bird Day Read the full story here toi.in/4EASmb

So, finally the 'India State of Forest Report 2023' by Forest Survey of India (भारतीय वन सर्वेक्षण) is out today in 2 volumes consisting of 796 pages. Some quick observations: 1. India's forest cover stands at 7,15,342.61 km²,ie 21.76% of the geo area. Including tree cover outside recorded forests, this rises

Pained to inform that we have lost Sumit Sen, exceptional birder and mentor who did so much for the birding community of Kolkata/West Bengal and beyond. His co-authored ‘Birds of India’ is a landmark publication. Rest in peace, Sumitda, and may there be birds where you are!

#MyDailyBird #Indianbird as pretty as this one. Siberian Rubythroat❤️ Photographed at Newtown, #WestBengal (Dec 2024) by Debtapas Das facebook.com/share/1WnckSNz… A scarce winter visitor, more common in eastern and NE India.

Watch Poonam's inspiring story of hope through the NAMASTE scheme. Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, GOI MD NSKFDC PIB | Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment Bharati Chaturvedi I Kanwar Bir Singh (KB)

A few days back 12 together was in the news, now see 16 #GIB together in a single frame. Kudos to the efforts of habitat conservation by all stakeholders, we need such photos periodically and regularly. Photo Aliyar Rojani Rajasthan Forest Department Arijit Banerjee The Habitats Trust The ERDS Foundation

Great Indian Bustard. Desert National Park, Pokaran.

Some bird species from my 'Biodiversity map of Odisha' inspired by the local folk art of Pattachitra.🦜 #wildlifemapofodisha #odisha #folkart #India #Art #pattachitra #wildlife #bird #wildlife #nature

Once in a lifetime, insanely beautiful sight from magical Gilgit Baltistan "Four Snow Leopards wading through deep snows,not very far from land of K2" Video credit, my dear friend Sakhawat & GB Wildlife Dept Snow leopard conservation efforts in Paksitan are a success story

With hearts full of love they gently guided others—ensuring every step to the Masjid was safe and filled with respect In moments like these, some shower empathy & some flowers and thus love becomes more than just a word—it becomes bond of Fraternity. And it always wins #JaiHind🇮🇳

The majority in our country bear these sentiments. It is for us to reciprocate and not indulge in any activity detrimental to the country . We must remain true to our salt and refrain from actions which hurts the sensibilities of others.

ਮੇਰਾ ਪਿੰਡ ਮੇਰੇ ਖੇਤ. #Amritsar #Punjab

#HappyMothersDay2025 Great Indian Bustard with chick, may the tribe flourish and prosper always. Photo taken from community owned landscape. #GIB PC - Radheshyam Bishnoi The ERDS Foundation IndiAves Oriental Bird Club Brian Stretch THE BIRDER'S STORE Asian Adventures - The eco-ethical tourism company Vinod Bhojak MoEF&CC

Trogons found in #India - most colorful birds that very few have seen. These pics by Rahul Deb Mandal. Left to right - ♂ and♀ Ward's Trogon - #ArunachalPradesh Malabar Trogon - #Kerala Red-headed Trogon - #WestBengal #IndianBirds ##MyDailyBird #birding #birdphotography

A dedicated soul, lively person, always keen to learn, Mr. Radheshyam Bishnoi left all of us last night. He was in a team with Forest Dept and all 4 lost their life in a tragic road accident. He was the strongest pillar of #GIB conservation.

Resident waterbirds breed across the country during the monsoon months. Abundant rainfall = higher breeding success. #Monsoon2025 #birds #IndianBirds

When she was just 26 Florence Merriam wrote the first guide to birding with binoculars in 1889. And she slipped in this incredible feminist gem:

Some bird species from my Biodiversity Map of Arunachal Pradesh- the land that welcomes the first rays of Sun in India, illustrated in my FolkIndica art style. (Map in the thread)

Why does sugarcane taste so sweet in India today? India’s sugarcane wasn’t always this sweet. The reason it tastes the way it does today goes back to the stubborn brilliance of one woman who fought prejudice, doubt, and even war. Thread. 1/19