🌿 Destination:  Eaglenest WLS, Sela Pass, Mandala(Arunachal Pradesh) & Nameri(Assam)

📅 Date: 13-24 April 2024 

👥 Number of clients: 5

🚙 Number of vehicles: 2 (Scorpio & Xylo)

Birds we have photographed during the trip:

1. Great thick knee

2. Indian thick knee

3. Jerdons baza

4. Chestnut headed bee eater

5. Gray capped pygmy woodpecker

6. Sand lark

7. Pin striped tit babbler

8. Abbott’s babbler

9. Chesnut tailed starling

10. Ruby cheeked sunbird

11. Blue throated barbet

12. Eurasian hobby

13. Gray backed shrike

14. Common tailorbird

15. Dark necked tailorbird

16. Dusky warbler

17. Common myna

18. Jungle myna

19. Oriental scops owl

20. Brown boobook

21. Thick billed green pigeon

22. Wreathed hornbill

23. Indochinese roller

24. Dollarbird

25. Gray throated martin

26. White throated bulbul

27. Pale chinned flycatcher

28. Golden fronted leafbird

29. White browed piculet

30. Black bulbul

31. Gray hooded warbler

32. Rufous faced warbler

33. Gray throated babbler

34. Nepal fulvetta

35. Silver eared mesia

36. Plaintive cuckoo

37. Asian barred owlet

38. Short billed minivet

39. White browed shrike babbler

40. Russet bush warbler

41. Brownish flanked bush warbler

42. Dark sided flycatcher

43. Large niltava

44. Pale blue flycatcher

45. Mrs Gould’s sunbird

46. Russet sparrow

47. Blood pheasant

48. Himalayan monal

49. Himalayan buzzard

50. Fire tailed myzornis

51. Golden bush robin

52. Fire tailed sunbird

53. White winged grosbeak

54. Himalayan white browed rosefinch

55. Plain mountain finch

56. Ruddy shelduck

57. Snow pigeon

58. Grandala

59. White collared blackbird

60. Blue fronted redstart

61. Alpine accentor

62. Rufous breasted accentor

63. Black tailed crake

64. Great barbet

65. Golden throated barbet

66. Striated bulbul

67. Bhutan laughingthrush

68. White tailed nuthatch

69. Tickell’s thrush

70. Small niltava

71. Rufous bellied niltava

72. Brown bush warbler

73. Buff throated warbler

74. Verditer flycatcher

75. Gray bushchat

76. Scaly breasted cupwing

77. Whistler’s warbler

78. Gray sided bush warbler

79. Black browed tit

80. Brown throated fulvetta

81. Brown parrotbill

82. Stripe throated yuhina

83. Slender billed scimitar babbler

84. Rufous winged fulvetta

85. Black faced laughingthrush

86. Beautiful sibia

87. Rufous gorgeted flycatcher

88. Long billed plover

89. Red wattled lapwing

90. Common sandpiper

91. White wagtail

92. Black eagle

93. Greater racket tailed drongo

94. Green tailed sunbird

95. Crimson browed finch

96. Himalayan cuckoo

97. Black headed shrike babbler

98. Gray headed canary flycatcher

99. Himalayan cutia

100. Sikkim treecreeper

101. Wards trogon

102. Slender billed oriole

103. Yellow bellied fairy fantail

104. Chestnut crowned warbler

105. Striated laughingthrush

106. Gray nightjar

107. Himalayan owl

108. Asian emerald cuckoo

109. Square tailed drongo cuckoo

110. Yellow rumped honeyguide

111. Maroon oriole

112. Black faced arbler

113. Gold naped finch

114. Large hawk cuckoo

115. White breasted parrotbill

116. Red tailed minla

117. Bugun liocichla

118. Hodgson’s frogmouth

119. Crimson naped woodpecker

120. Green shrike babbler

121. Yellow browed tit

122. Chestnut headed tesia

123. White spectacled warbler

124. Broad billed warbler

125. Rufous throated wren babbler

126. Brown bullfinch

127. Rufous bellied eagle

128. Rufous necked hornbill

129. Gray cheeked warbler

130. Golden babbler

131. Yellow throated fulvetta

132. Long billed wren babbler

133. Mountain hawk eagle

134. Red faced liocichla

135. Mountain imperial pigeon

136. Gray chinned minivet

137. Sikkim wedge billed babbler

138. Streak throated barwing

139. Gray sided laughingthrush

140. Purple cochoa

141. Golden breated fulvetta

142. Black throated parrotbill

143. Streak breasted scimitar babbler

144. Yellow browed warbler

145. Large blue flycatcher

146. Gray headed parrotbill

147. Rufous backed sibia

148. Gray peacock pheasant

NOTE: Two of the species we could see very well but unfortunately they did not give enough time to photograph them Green cochoa & Slaty bellied tesia

Sharing the screenshots in a collage format from Guests camera display. 

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