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12/07/2019

Caught in the act
White-throated Kingfisher with a fish.

25/06/2019

Andaman Wood Pigeon
Endemic to Andaman Islands. The State Bird of Andamans is a difficult bird to sight or photograph.
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15/06/2019

White Wagtail
(Motacilla alba)
Every winter Andaman Islands attract a wide number of wagtail species this includes the White Wagtail, Grey Wagtail, Forest Wagtail, Citrine Wagtail , Eastern & Western Yellow Wagtail.
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05/06/2019

Ruddy Kingfisher
One of the most sought after bird in India. Ruddy Kingfisher is found in few places in Assam, Sundarbans and in the Andaman Islands.
Since, it's a resident in the Andamans, it's regularly seen in our South Andaman & Middle Andaman tours.
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26/05/2019

Black-naped Monarch
One of the resident species of the Islands.

26/05/2019

Andaman Woodpecker
Endemic to the Andaman Islands. The Andaman Woodpecker is a large and strikingly similar looking as the White-bellied Woodpecker of Western Ghats but the Andaman woodpecker is all Black even the belly with a bright red crest. The Male is easily identified by its Red Crown & Malar area under the eye (Pictured above) something which the females lack.

One of the Key Species of our Andaman Birdwatching Tour. Inbox me for details.

03/03/2019

Birding in the Andaman islands: lifers galore

Birdwatching in Andamans (19-24th Jan,2019)

A group of jewel like dots, green with a fringe of brown sand, appeared out of the mist as I awoke from the slumber induced by the early...

11/11/2018

Tribesmen organised a 5 day birding tour for Ms. Sudeshna Dey, Mrs. Geeta Venkataramana & Mr. Sirish Kumar from 18-22nd Oct.18

We spotted 110species including 18 endemics over 3& half days of birding.
@ Andaman and Nicobar Islands

02/11/2018

Andaman Coucal
Endemic to Andaman Islands
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15/10/2018

With IAF Group Captain Dr. Akash Kaushik. He did a Night Session & A Full Day tour with us.

List of birds Sighted:
1. Lesser Whistling Teal
2. Cotton Pygmy Goose
3. Rock Pigeon
4. Red collared Dove
5. Asian Emerald Dove
6. Andaman Coucal
7. Plume-toed Swiftlet
8. Eurasian Moorhen
9. Grey-headed Swamphen
10. White-breasted Waterhen
11. Andaman Crake
12. Pacific Golden Plover
13. Lesser Sand Plover
14. Whimbrel
15. Curlew Sandpiper
16. Red-necked Stint
17. Common Sandpiper
18. Common Redshank
19. Yellow Bittern
20. Cinnamon Bittern
21. Intermidiate Egret
22. Little Egret
23. Striated Heron
24. Chinese Pond Heron
25. White-bellied Sea eagle
26. Hume's Hawk Owl
27. Andaman Hawk Owl
28. Andaman Scops Owl
29. Oriental Scops Owl
30. Common Kingfisher
31. Collared Kingfisher
32. White throated Kingfisher
33. Stork-billed Kingfisher
34. Freckle-breasted Woodpecker
35. Andaman Woodpecker
36. Alexandrine Parakeet
37. Red-breasted Parakeet
38. Long-tailed Parakeet
39. Vernal Hanging Parrot
40. Small Minivet
41. Scarlet Minivet
42. Andaman Cuckooshrike
43. Brown Shrike
44. Brown Shrike (Philippine)
45. Indian Golden Oriole
46. Black-naped Oriole
47. Andaman Drongo
48. Greater Racket-tailed Drongo
49. Black-naped Monarch
50. Andaman Treepie
51. House Crow
52. Eastern Jungle Crow
53. Barn Swallow
54. Red whiskered Bulbul
55. Andaman Bulbul
56. Clamorous Reed Warbler
57. Asian Fairy Bluebird
58. Oriental Magpie Robin
59. Andaman Shama
60. Common Hill Myna
61. White-headed Starling
62. Common Myna
63. Andaman Flowerpecker
64. Olive-backed Sunbird
65. Forest Wagtail
66. Grey Wagtail
67. Western Yellow Wagtail
68. Eastern Yellow Wagtail
69. House Sparrow
70. Scaly-breasted Munia
71. Crested Serpent Eagle (calls only)

14/10/2018

With Mayank sir after our morning birding session. The session was more inclined towards bird photography than ticking as many species as possible.

Birds Sighted:
1. Plume-toed Swiftlet
2. Rock Pigeon (Feral)
3. House Sparrow
4. Andaman Bulbul
5. Red whiskered Bulbul
6. Andaman Shama
7. Oriental Magpie Robin
8. White-bellied Sea Eagle
9. Eastern Jungle Crow
10. White-throated Kingfisher
11. Stork-billed Kingfisher
12. Collared Kingfisher
13. Ruddy Kingfisher
14. Andaman Treepie
15. Andaman Woodpecker
16. Andaman Drongo
17. White-headed Starling
18. Andaman Cuckooshrike
19. Andaman Coucal
20. Black-naped Oriole
21. Black-hooded Oriole
22. Small Minivet
23. Black-naped Monarch
24. White-breasted Waterhen
25. Forest Wagtail
26. Gray Wagtail
27. Greater Racket-tailed Drongo
28. Vernal Hanging Parrot
29. Long-tailed Parakeet
30. Blue-tailed Bee eater
31. Chestnut headed Bee eater
32. Red Collared Dove
33. Asian Emerald Dove
34. Asian Fairy Bluebird
35. Brown Shrike
36. Brown Shrike (Philippine)
37. Common Myna
38. Common Sandpiper
39. Oriental White eye
40. Black-naped Tern
41. Brown-backed Needletail
42. Orange headed Thrush
43. Andaman Green Pigeon
44. Hume's Hawk Owl
45. Andaman Hawk Owl
46. Andaman Scops Owl
47. Oriental Scops Owl
48. Red-breasted Parakeet
49. Striated Heron

11/10/2018

Mr. Aravid & Her Wife enjoying our birding tour.
They opted for an afternoon tour and despite a very late start and overcast weather with strong winds, we manage to spot the following birds:

1.Andaman Treepie
2. Andaman Drongo
3. Blue-eared Kingfisher
4. Collared Kingfisher
5. White-throated Kingfisher
6. Whimbrel
7. Pacific Reef Egret
8. Barn Swallow
9. Plume-toed Swiftlet
10. Brown-backed Needletail
11. Green Imperial Pigeon
12. Oriental Magpie Robin
13. Andaman Shama
14. Asian Fairy Bluebird
15. Red-whiskered Bulbul
16. Emerald Dove
17. Red collared Dove
18. Andaman Woodpecker (heard)
19. Scarlet Minivet
20. Greater Racket-tailed Drongo
21. White-headed Starling
22. Vernal Hanging Parrot
23. Red-breasted Parakeet
24. Long-tailed Parakeet
25. White-breasted Waterhen
26. Gray Wagtail
27. Common Myna
28. Eastern Jungle Crow
29. Olive-backed Sunbird
30. Common Sandpiper

Night Birding Session
31. Hume's Hawk Owl
32. Oriental Scops Owl
33. Andaman Scops Owl

11/10/2018

Ms. Asawari Mathur and her family on our birding tour. We did a morning session with overcast weather & largely reduced bird activity.

We did managed to spot the following birds:
1. Collared Kingfisher
2. Yellow Wagtail
3. White-rumped Munia
4. Olive-backed Sunbird
5. Common Sandpiper
6. White-breasted Waterhen
7. Vernal Hanging Parrot
8. Brown Shrike
9. Pacific Golden Plover
10. Plume-toed Swiftlet
11. Barn Swallow
12. White-throated Kingfisher
13. Stork-billed Kingfisher
14. Black-naped Monarch
15. Andaman Woodpecker
16. Freckle breasted Woodpecker
17. Andaman Drongo
18. Greater Racket-tailed Drongo
19. Andaman Serpent Eagle
20. Oriental Magpie Robin
21. Small Minivet
22. Long-tailed Parakeet
23. Red whiskered Bulbul
24. Common myna
25. White-headed Starling
26. Indian golden Oriole
27. Black-naped Oriole
28. Asian fairy bluebird
29. Green Imperial Pigeon
30. Gray Wagtail
31. Asian Emerald Dove
32. Red collared Dove
33. Blue-tailed Bee-eater
34. Chestnut headed Bee-eater
35. Orange headed thrush
36. House Sparrow
37. Red-breasted Parakeet
38. Andaman Bulbul
39. Eastern Jungle Crow
40. Brown backed Needletail
41. Rock Pigeon (Feral)

07/10/2018

Bhavya Jhindal & his Family enjoying our half day birding & trekking session.

Bird Spotted the following list of birds before trekking to the mundapahad cliffs.
1. Collared Kingfisher
2. White-throated Kingfisher
3. Olive backed Sunbird
4. Vernal Hanging Parrot
5. White-breasted Waterhen
6. Brown Shrike
7. Red-collared Dove
8. Andaman Serpent Eagle
9. Andaman Woodpecker
10. Andaman Drongo
11. Stork-billed Kingfisher
12. Common Kingfisher
13. Black-naped Monarch
14. Emerald Dove
15. Plume-toed Swiftlet
16. White nest Swiftlet
17. Long-tailed Parakeet
18. Red-breasted Parakeet
19. Alexandrine Parakeet
20. Dollarbird
21. Green Imperial Pigeon
22. Oriental Magpie Robin
23. Asian Fairy bluebird
24. Greater Racket tailed Drongo
25. Crested Serpent Eagle
26. Common Myna
27. Common Sandpiper

28/09/2018

Lovely shot sir 🙂

Taken during our Night birding tour, We Spotted the 1. Andaman Scops Owl, 3. Oriental Scops Owl and a Distant view of 1. Hume's Hawk Owl.

Next day night, We spotted the 2 Hume's Hawk Owl, 1. Andaman Hawk Owl & a failed pursuit of Andaman Barn Owl.

While the night is still young, let's go for the kill... Oriental Scops Owl Blair

28/09/2018

Green Imperial Pigeon
(Andaman Island Subspecies)
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03/09/2018

Andaman Drongo
Endemic to Andaman Islands, Book our Andaman Birding Tours to see this species along with 19 other endemic birds of Andamans.
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17/08/2018

Collared Kingfisher
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21/06/2018

Beach Thick-Knee
(Esacus magnirostris)
Photographed by our in-house photographer
Found only on the undisturbed beaches of Andaman & Nicobar Islands in India. Beach thick-knee is a ground dwelling bird and is one of world's largest shorebird. It is currently classified as Near Threatend on the IUCN Red list.
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09/06/2018

The Yoga Master

"Beach Thick-Knee"
Found only on the undisturbed beaches of Andaman Islands. The Beach-Thick knee is a Australiasian bird species and is only found at the Andaman Islands in Indian Subcontinent.

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02/06/2018

Yellow Bittern

A target bird species for many birders visiting the islands, Andamans is home to Yellow Bittern, Cinnamon Bittern and the Black Bittern.

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26/05/2018

Ruddy Kingfisher
(Andaman Is. Subspecies)

This rusty red beauty is found only at Andaman Islands and Sunderbans in India. A Mangrove dweller which prefers the tall trees.

One of the Highlights of our 6Days South Andaman Endemics and 8Days South & Middle Andaman Birding tour. Inbox us or Email ([email protected]) us for details of our Andaman Birding Tours.

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22/04/2018

Andaman Islands Birdwatching Tour

We are glad to announce the successful completion of a 8 Days Birdwatching tour of Mr. Armin Scholz-Behlau along with Mr. Dalveer Singh.

We spotted a total of 123 species of birds covering all the 20 endemic species found in the Andamans.

The list of birds as follows:

1. Lesser Whistling Ducks
2. Cotton Pygmy-goose
3. Andaman Teal
4. Rock Dove
5. Andaman Woodpigeon
6. Red-collared Dove
7. Andaman Cuckoo-dove
8. Emerald Dove
9. Andaman Green Pigeon
10. Green Imperial Pigeon
11. Andaman Nightjar
12. Brown-backed Needletail
13. Plume-toed Swiftlet
14. White-nest Swiftlet
15. Andaman Coucal
16. Asian Koel
17. Voilet Cuckoo
18. Square-tailed Drongo Cuckoo
19. Indian Cuckoo
20. Andaman Crake
21. Slaty-breasted Rail
22. Baillon's Crake
23. White-breasted Waterhen
24. Watercock
25. Grey-headed Swamphen
26. Common Moorhen
27. Yellow Bittern
28. Cinnamon Bittern
29. Indian Pond Heron
30. Chinese Pond Heron
31. Cattle Egret
32. Grey Heron
33. Large Egret
34. Intermediate Egret
35. Little Egret
36. Pacific Reef Heron
37. Pacific Golden Plover
38. Little Ringed Plover
39. Lesser Sand Plover
40. Greater Sand Plover
41. Grey-headed Lapwing
42. Pheasant-tailed Jacana
43. Whimbrel
44. Eurasian Curlew
45. Ruddy Turnstone
46. Long-toed Stint
47. Red-necked Stint
48. Pin-tail Snipe
49. Common Snipe
50. Common Sandpiper
51. Green Sandpiper
52. Spotted Redshank
53. Common Redshank
54. Common Greenshank
55. Wood Sandpiper
56. Marsh Sandpiper
57. Black-naped Tern
58. Hume's Boobook
59. Andaman Hawk-Owl
60. Andaman Scops Owl
61. Oriental Scops Owl
62. Andaman Barn Owl
63. Black Baza
64. Crested Serpent Eagle
65. Andaman Serpent Eagle
66. Changeable Hawk Eagle
67. White-bellied Sea Eagle
68. Brahminy Kite
69. Chestnut headed Bee-eater
70. Dollarbird
71. Blue-eared Kingfisher
72. Common Kingfisher
73. Stork-billed Kingfisher
74. White-throated Kingfisher
75. Collared Kingfisher
76. Andaman Woodpecker
77. Freckle-breasted Woodpecker
78. Vernal Hanging Parrot
79. Red-breasted Parakeet
80. Alexandrine Parakeet
81. Long-tailed Parakeet
82. Indian Golden Oriole
83. Black-naped Oriole
84. Mangrove Whistler
85. Small Minivet
86. Scarlet Minivet
87. Ashy Minivet
88. Andaman Cuckooshrike
89. Large Cuckooshrike
90. White-breasted Woodswallow
91. Andaman Drongo
92. Greater Racquet-tail Drongo
93. Black-naped Monarch
94(a) Brown Shrike
94(b) Philippine Shrike
95. Andaman Treepie
96. House Crow
97. Large-billed Crow
98. Thick-billed Warbler
99. Black-browed Reed Warbler
100. Oriental Reed Warbler
101. Clamorous Reed Warbler
102. Dusky Warbler
103. Red-rumped Swallow
104. Pacific Swallow
105. Barn Swallow
106. Red-whiskered Bulbul
107. Andaman Bulbul
108. Oriental White-eye
109. White-headed Starling
110. Common Myna
111. Common Hill Myna
112. Asian Glossy Starling
113. Orange-headed Thrush
114. Oriental Magpie Robin
115. Andaman Shama
116. Asian Fairy Bluebird
117. Andaman Flowerpecker
118. Olive-backed Sunbird
119. House Sparrow
120. Forest Wagtail
121. Western Yellow Wagtail
122. Eastern Yellow Wagtail
123. Asian Brown Flycatcher

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02/04/2018

Andaman Coucal | (Centropus andamanensis)
| Endemic to Andaman Island

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16/07/2017

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03/07/2017

Pacific Swallow
-Restricted to Andaman Islands in the Indian Subcontinent.

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16/05/2017

Andaman Treepie

Photographed at South Andaman Island

15/05/2017

Bailon's Crake
Every year, a good population of these tiny crakes (16cm in length) fly to the andamans during their winter migration.

Photographed at Little Andaman Island

01/05/2017

Andaman Wood Pigeon
A rare endemic bird of the Islands
Photographed at South Andaman Island.

14/04/2017

Eurasian Marsh Harrier
Spotted while birding at Little Andaman Island

19/03/2017

Yellow Bittern (Ixobrychus sinensis)

A rarity in Mainland, a commoner in the Islands

18/03/2017

Perks of Night Diving

A Sun coral with its extended tentacles

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11/03/2017

Ruddy Turnstone (Arenaria interpres)

It often flips over stones and other objects to get at prey items hiding underneath; this behaviour is the origin of the name "turnstone".

10/03/2017

Red Lionfish (Pterois volitans)

Native to the indo-pacific region, the Red Lionfish is another venomous fish which is beautiful to look at. Their venomous dorsal spines are used only for defense & those spines cause excruciating pain, numbness, fever & breathing problems. Learned to stay away from them the hard away after getting stung while photographing them off Northern Andamans.

Photographed using Olympus TG-3 on a Night dive under the Kamorta Jetty, Nicobar Archipelago

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