7 Rare Birds Found In India 

14/MARCH/2024

Great Indian Bustard 

The Great Indian Bustard, a rare and endangered bird, is noted for its distinctive markings. It is typically found in grasslands. Conservation efforts are currently underway to protect this magnificent species.

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Red-headed  Vulture 

The Red-headed Vulture, a scavenger with a unique and striking appearance, is currently facing a critical threat of extinction. The primary causes for this dire situation are habitat loss and poisoning. 

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Forest Owlet 

The Forest Owlet, once believed to be extinct, has been rediscovered in the heartland of India. The revival of this elusive owl has shifted the focus of conservationists towards comprehending and preserving its habitat.

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Nicobar Megapode 

The Nicobar Megapode, a distinctive bird renowned for its intriguing nesting habits, is native to the Nicobar Islands. There is an urgent need for conservation efforts due to the rampant destruction of  its habitat.

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Spoon-billed Sandpiper 

The Spoon-billed Sandpiper, a small wader, is critically endangered due to habitat loss. Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect its breeding grounds and migration routes.

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White-bellied Heron 

The White-bellied Heron, an extremely rare bird, has been discovered in northeastern India. The species is currently under threat due to habitat degradation. Conservation efforts are underway to protect and increase its diminishing population.

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Jerdon's Courser 

Jerdon's Courser, a critically endangered and elusive nocturnal bird, thrives in scrubland habitats. Current conservation efforts are primarily aimed at preserving its habitat to prevent  further decline.

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