By Sheetal Kumari | November 27, 2025
This large kingfisher species is found in parts of Asia, particularly in mountainous regions of China, Japan, and India. It thrives in fast-flowing streams.
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A beautiful pheasant native to Palawan Island in the Philippines, this bird is known for its striking iridescent feathers and unique courtship displays.
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Also known as the Himalayan Black Bulbul, this bird is native to the Himalayan foothills and is recognised for its glossy black plumage and loud calls.
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Native to the forests of Northeast India and Southeast Asia, this large bird is known for its striking casque and vibrant plumage. It thrives in dense forest habitats.
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The national bird of Nepal, the Himalayan Monal, is a pheasant species that lives in the high-altitude forests of the Himalayan range.
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A songbird found in South and Southeast Asia, the White-rumped Shama is admired for its melodious singing and vibrant appearance.
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Known as the national bird of the Philippines, this critically endangered eagle is the largest of its kind in Asia and lives in dense forests.
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Native to Japan and parts of China, the Japanese Crane, or Red-crowned Crane, is a symbol of longevity and good fortune in Japanese culture.
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This colourful bird is found in the Western Ghats of India and prefers tropical and subtropical forests. It is known for its striking plumage and shy nature.
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A ground bird commonly found in India and Sri Lanka, the Indian Courser is well adapted to arid habitats and grasslands.
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