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Gajoldoba, Mahananda WLS and Latpanchar Bird Photo TOUR


🌿🌿 Destination: Gajoldoba, Mahananda WLS and Latpanchar

📅Date:

First Group- 16-23 Jan 2021

Second Group- 23-31 Jan 2021

👥 Number of Guests:

First Group- 7

Second Group- 7

Areas Covered: Gajoldoba wetland, Teesta River, Latpanchar village, Rongtong, Shivakhola, Sepeydhura etc

Bird we have seen/photographed during the trip (16-23 Jan):

1. Falcated duck

2. Red crested pochard

3. Black necked grebe

4. Common merganser

5. Common goldeneye

6. Common stonechat

7. Ruddy shell duck

8. Eurasian wigeon

9. Pacific golden plover

10. Short eared owl

11. Black eared kite

12. Common kestrel

13. Northern lapwing

14. River lapwing

15. Common teal

16. Great crested grebe

17. Tufted Duck

18. Great egret

19. Red wattled lapwing 

20. Gadwall

21. Grey headed lapwing

22. Common coot

23. Northern shoveler

24. Ferruginous duck

25. Bronze winged jacana

26. Streaked spider hunter

27. Green tailed sunbird

28. Hill myna

29. Blue throated barbet

30. Large woodshike

31. Little pied flycatcher

32. Maroon oriole

33. Black backed forktail

34. Rufous sibia

35. Black crested bulbul

36. Ashy bulbul

37. White throated bulbul

38. Oriental pied hornbill

39. Grean Indian hornbill

40. Crimson sunbird

41. Common Green magpie

42. Sultan tit

43. Lesser yellow naped woodpecker

44. Asian barred owlet

45. Pin-tailed green pigeon

46. Yellow footed green pigeon

47. Blue eared barbet

48. Long tailed Broadbill

49. Spangled drongo

50. Chestnut headed bee eater

51. Greater flame back

52. Great barbet

53. Yellow footed green pigeon

54. Scarlet minivet

55. Golden fronted leafbird

56. Pale headed woodpecker

57. Greater racket tailed drongo

58. Snowy browed flycatcher

59. Chestnut crowned laughingthrush

60. Black winged cuckoo shrike

61. Chestnut bellied nuthatch

62. Shikra

63. Long billed thrush

64. Blue whistling thrush

65. Small niltava

Bird we have seen/photographed during the trip (23-31 Jan):

1. Falcated duck

2. Red crested pochard

3. Black necked grebe

4. Common merganser

5. Common goldeneye

6. Common stonechat

7. Ruddy shell duck

8. Eurasian wigeon

9. Pacific golden plover

10. Short eared owl

11. Black eared kite

12. Common kestrel

13. Booted eagle

14. Black kite

15. Northern lapwing

16. River lapwing

17. Common teal

18. Great crested grebe

19. Tufted Duck

20. Great egret

21. Red wattled lapwing 

22. Gadwall

23. Grey headed lapwing

24. Common coot

25. Northern shoveler

26. Ferruginous duck

27. Bronze winged jacana

28. Streaked spider hunter

29. Green tailed sunbird

30. Hill myna

31. Blue throated barbet

32. Large woodshike

33. Little pied flycatcher

34. Maroon oriole

35. Black hooded oriole

36. Rufous sibia

37. Black crested bulbul

38. Ashy bulbul

39. White throated bulbul

40. Oriental pied hornbill

41. Grean Indian hornbill

42. Rufous necked hornbill

43. Crimson sunbird

44. Common Green magpie

45. Sultan tit

46. Lesser yellow naped woodpecker

47. Asian barred owlet

48. Pin-tailed green pigeon

49. Yellow footed green pigeon

50. Blue eared barbet

51. Long tailed Broadbill(Call heard)

52. Spangled drongo

53. Chestnut headed bee eater

54. Greater flame back

55. Great barbet

56. Yellow footed green pigeon

57. Scarlet minivet

58. Greater racket tailed drongo

59. Snowy browed flycatcher

60. Black winged cuckoo shrike

61. Chestnut bellied nuthatch

62. Greater necklaced laughingthrush

63. Lesser necklacked laughingthrush

64. White browed scimitar babbler

65. Thick billed green pigeon

66. White bellied erpornis

67. Red headed trogon 

68. Golden fronted leafbird

69. Pale headed woodpecker

70. Gray bellied tesia 

71. Blue bearded bee eater

72. Long billed thrush

73. Blue whistling thrush

74. Black chinned yuhina

75. Bar winged flycatcher shrike 

76. Rufous bellied niltava

77. Small niltava

78. Jerdons baza

79. Ashy throated warbler

80. Banded bay cuckoo

81. Taiga flycatcher

82. White capped water redstart

83. Plumbeous water redstart

Sharing the screenshots of couple of major sightings from both the trips in a collage format. 

Thank you so much to the all participants who has participated and made this trip memorable, successful