Do you know the 5 reasons why birding in the heavenly kingdom of the Himalayas is home to the rarest birds on this planet?
Sky-kissing Peaks, slopes of snow-beds, and serpentine flow
of rivers are something that always captures our thoughts when we visualize the
great Himalayas, isn't it?
Deemed as the youngest mountain range on this planet, these
majestic mountains stretches from the rugged terrains of Afghanistan to the
broad leaf forests of Bhutan. While the magnitude of its exalting summits and
shimmering white hills have become the center of attraction for travelers from
all corners of the globe, the spun of clouds cast a magical spell on the
numerous valleys settled around the region. Climbing its hilltop is something
that every adventure lover seeks to undertake in his or her life but it doesn't
deviate from giving out romantic prose or an interesting backdrop for a writer.
Every traveler has a reason to visit this enchanting terrain at least once in
life for any relaxing activity trekking, forest bathing even bird watching in India
Here are seven reasons why the Himalayas is a heavenly
kingdom for the rarest birds on this planet-
Home to a wide variety of birds, both resident & migrant
Besides being acknowledged for its elevated topography, the
lofty hills of the Himalayas is a holy grail for birdwatchers and a hot spot
for Bird watching in India. Paving way through the thick foliage of the
mountains will make one discover the beautiful congregation of the resident
species on this planet including Grey-crowned Pinia, Cheer Pheasant, Himalayan
Monal, Koklass Pheasant dazzling the precinct with its colorful plumage.
However, it doesn't overshadow the charm of unique avian life dwelling in the
rugged terrains of the trans-Himalayan region. While navigating through the
topsy-turvy lanes of the region you will surely cross path with the natives
including Snow partridge, Chukar, Tibetan snowcock, Tibetan partridge,
Himalayan snowcock. You will also chance upon meeting the migratory birds such
as Bar-headed Goose, Red-crested pochard, Red-crested pochard, Common pochard,
Northern shoveler for whom the glacial lakes of the Himalayas become the
interim home
2. Picturesque hamlets and lodges
The tranquil hamlet perched in the mountains also plays a
significant role in demystifying the breathtaking beauty of the exalting
mountains. Sometimes all it takes is a sojourn in these untouched locations to
re-establish your bond with nature, a forest walks or bird watching in
Uttarakhand, rather than being dried out way back due to the humdrum of city
life. Besides catering to your comfort and luxury, the strategic positioning of
the lodges offer spectacular views of the snow-clad mountains ringed around the
hidden valleys
3. Untamed landscape
At a time when everything is designed and shaped to suit the
economy of trading, the untamed landscape of Himalayas has become a perfect
place to witness the astonishing enchantment of winged species. The gurgling
creeks have become a humble abode for Crested Kingfisher, Plumbeous Water
Redstart, Brown Dipper, White-capped redstart, Spotted Forktail, Slaty-backed
forktail, and the mysterious Ibisbill. As you mindfully stand or sit on rock
your eyes will lead you to the colorful plumage of Woodpeckers continuously
pecking on the woods oblivious to our presence.
4. Amazing
photographic opportunities
These marvelous mountains also open the doorway to sharpen
your skills in photography. The plethora of natural beauty oozing from every
direction set up an ideal backdrop to sharpen your skills in bird photography.
You can get amazing shots of raptors hovering in the sky and vivid finches
sitting on the trees while trailing through the unexplored pugdandi to get a
glimpse of the shy pheasants who otherwise get concealed in the large clumps of
grasses
5. Lush, virgin hill forest
Cruising through the Himalayas will bring you to several
forests untouched to date. These forests are intertwined with short streams and
cascading waterfalls. From outside the dense thickets may seem silent and calm
but inside these forests are reverberating with beautiful symphony transpired
by their winged netizens. Unfolding these verdant hills prove will surely prove
to be extremely productive for people who wish to see the roosting point of
Rufous-throated Partridge, Khalij Pheasant, Paradise Flycatcher, Red-billed
Leiothrix, Verditer Flycatcher,
Himalayan Rubythroat, Spotted Owlet, etc
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