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Birding In Lava
Located at about 32 kms east of Kalimpong, Lava is a small village surrounded by Hills of North Bengal near Bhutan's western Border is an active Buddhist monastery. People here were really friendly and birding in the forests was also very rewarding along the roads and path.
Birding atleast 2 - 3 days is recommended at this small village, inorder to have a look at Steepe Eagles, Mountain Scops owl, fork tailed Swift, Great Hornbill, Golden Barbet, Greater and lesser Yellownapes, Crimson breasted woodpecker, Longtailed Broadbill, Grey backed Shrike, Maroon Oriole, Hill Myna, Grey Treepie, Black winged Cuckooshrike, Short billed Minivet, Orange billed Leafbird, Striated, Himalayan and Mountain Bulbul, rusty cheeked and Coral billed Scimitar Babblers, Long billed Wren Babbler, Golden babblers, White throated Laughingthrush, fire tailed Myzornis, Rufous vented Yuhnia, Nepal Fulvetta, Dark sided, Red throated and White gorgeted Fly Catcher, Yellow browed Large billed Leaf, Black faced warblers, Eurasian, Brown throated and Rusty Flanked Treecreepers, Fire breasted Flowerpecker, Black Throated Sunbird, Streak Spiderhunter, Common Rosefinch, Red Cross and many more.... |
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