Webinar Himalayan Birds Bird Alliance Bird count india is organising a webinar on bird identification to act as a refresher for the upcoming himalayan bird count on 11th may. this session will focus on the birds found in the himalayan regions that give bird watchers a tough time in identification. Have you spotted a bird in the himalaya that left you scratching your head? join us for a special himalayan bird id webinar — an interactive session where a panel of birders experienced in himalayan species will take on your most puzzling identification questions.
Himalayan Birds On Stamps Bird Alliance Hello birders, on occasion of the *himalayan bird count*, there is a bird id webinar happening this wednesday covering some of the confusing bird species found in the himalaya– leaf warblers, minivets, flycatchers and so on. so mark your calendars for this *wednesday* *8 may at 7 pm*. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned birder, you’ll find tips and insights to sharpen your bird id skills. this webinar was part of the himalayan bird count (10 may 2025) – an initiative. Join us for a free informational webinar! bhutan is well known for its snow capped himalayan peaks, vibrant buddhist culture, and project of “gross national happiness,” and is perhaps underappreciated as a sanctuary for a vibrant fauna, including over 700 species of birds. Get ready for an exciting session with birders, ecologists, and ebird reviewers who know the himalayas like the back of their hand. 🎙️ meet the panelists: 🪶 *sarabjeet kaur* – independent ornithologist & dedicated ebirder with a focus on long term monitoring 🪶 *yubin shrestha* – ebird reviewer & member of bird conservation nepal.
Webinar On Bird Identification Bird Alliance Join us for a free informational webinar! bhutan is well known for its snow capped himalayan peaks, vibrant buddhist culture, and project of “gross national happiness,” and is perhaps underappreciated as a sanctuary for a vibrant fauna, including over 700 species of birds. Get ready for an exciting session with birders, ecologists, and ebird reviewers who know the himalayas like the back of their hand. 🎙️ meet the panelists: 🪶 *sarabjeet kaur* – independent ornithologist & dedicated ebirder with a focus on long term monitoring 🪶 *yubin shrestha* – ebird reviewer & member of bird conservation nepal. Sundarban tiger reserve is hosting the sundarban bird festival 2025. apply by december 26, 2024. an online webinar on amur falcon migration, monsoons, and termites with dr. suresh kumar. marine life of mumbai and greener side have organised a mangrove nature walk. The bird alliance is a platform to learn, connect and collaborate about all things birds. whether your interest in birds started just now or has developed over decades, you are sure to find something of interest here. On the occasion of the himalayan bird count 2024, we conducted a bird id webinar focusing on identifying leaf warblers that occur in the himalayas. Get latest updates on various webinars and bird walks happening here. walks and talks are advertised all the time, so visit often and do not miss out on meetings of your interest.
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