nature

  • Bluebird

    Bluebird

    The Asian fairy-bluebird is known to survive for 10-12 years of age in the wild. This is a fairly long lifespan compared to many species of birds.They have a bright red iris. The eggs are olive-gray or greenish-white in color and have gray and brown markings on them.

  • Bar-headed Goose

    Bar-headed Goose

    It is one of the world’s highest-flying birds,having been heard flying across Mount Makalu – the fifth highest mountain on earth at 8,481 m (27,825 ft) – and apparently seen over Mount Everest – 8,848 m (29,029 ft) – although this is a second-hand report with no verification. It lays three to eight eggs at…

  • Racket-tailed Drongo

    Racket-tailed Drongo

    These birds are known to be fearless and will unhesitatingly attack birds that are double or even triple their size in an effort to protect themselves or their nest.It is known for its habit of following the langur monkey in attempts to feed on insects that have been disturbed by the langur’s movements.

  • 7 Reasons to have wilderness in a farm

    7 Reasons to have wilderness in a farm

    Permaculture zone 4 & 5, wilderness, offers multiple services. Read to know why you must have wilderness in your farm.

  • Falconet

    Falconet

    A non-migratory resident of Southeast Asia. The male dances with a leaf in his beak as a courtship display. With its speed & technique, it can bring down prey thrice its size.

  • Shrike

    Shrike

    Called a butcher bird for the way it handles its prey. Lives in thorny bushes.

  • Barn Swallow

    Barn Swallow

    Fast & powerful flight – flapping 7 to 9 times a second. Eggs are speckled brown, olive and cream. Makes cup-shaped nest out of clay.

  • Sultan Tit

    Sultan Tit

    A song bird found in Northeast India. Has a shrill whistling call. The clutch is of seven eggs laid inside a lined tree cavity.

  • Piculet

    Piculet

    Commonly found in Northeast India. Fragmentation of habitat is a big danger to it. The White-browed Piculet is monogamous.