One more 7000 FPS lady bug. :: Delhi Greens :: Naturesongs Nature Recordings and Photos. The official site of David Lindo aka The Urban Birder | Urban Birding | Delhi. Nature India Tours. Once again .....after an overwhelming response to our first batch to Corbett / Sattal / Pangot ..... Nature India announces a 2nd batch to this most popular Nature India destination.....
Dates: 25th Mar, 2012 to 29th Mar, 2012 (Mumbai - Delhi - Ramnagar & Back travel days excluded)The bookings for Corbett National Park and Sattal / Pangot / Nainital Wildlife trip is on…..book your seats NOW before it gets HOUSEFULL as only few seats are remaining (see the details at the end).... The Corbett National Park trip is defined as a complete Wildlife Package trip. Imagine a Park with over 550 species of Birds (That’s an astounding 1/3rd of the total species In 1972, PROJECT TIGER the most prestigious and biggest total environmental conservation project ever was launched in India. The Jim Corbett National Park has another distinction of having been chosen the venue for the inauguration of this project. We had an approx. sightings of 200 + species on average in our last 7 visits each in 5 days:-) The Northern India Bird Network - Home. There are 12 species of Prinia in India, six of which are breeding residents in the Delhi area (breeding mainly in the summer months).
The others are mostly confined to the Himalayas, the north-east and Pakistan. One exception is the reportedly widespread but rather enigmatic Jungle Prinia (Prinia sylvatica) which is rarely recorded in the northern India. Of the local species the Rufous-fronted (Prinia buchani) is restricted to low dry thorn scrub as is found on the Ridge and in the Asola area and the Grey-breasted (Prinia hodgsoni) favours the bushy understories of woodland, secondary growth and forest edge. It is common near the Polo ground and in Sanjay Van Park. The other four all favour different types of grassland or grass-scrub admixtures. Probably the most widespread of all is the Ashy (Prinia socialis) which occurs in all types of scrub with grass but will venture.