10 Fascinating Winged Wonders Of The Himalayas

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1. Himalayan Monal:

This is the national bird of Nepal. The Himalayan Monal's vibrant colours make it unique in the meadows and forests of high altitudes.

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2. Snow Partridge:

It's rare to spot this bird as it blends in the snow effortlessly. Snow Partridge is found in the Himalayas region of Pakistan, China, India and Nepal.

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3. Himalayan Griffon:

It is native to the Himalayas and is one of the largest of the two Old World vultures. Himalayan Griffon is a scavenger which plays a crucial role in the ecosystem.

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4. Blood Pheasant:

The Blood Pheasant is the state bird of Sikkim. It's red plumage is the bird's most attractive feature.

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5. Yellow Billed Chough:

The Yellow Billed Chough takes its name from its bright yellow beak. This crow-like bird is also known as Alpine Chough and has an agile flight.

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6. Rufous Breasted Accentor:

This rare little bird, lives in rocky places and mountain meadows. The Rufous Breasted Accentor has a distinctive red-brown underside.

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7. White Winged Redstart:

White Winged redstart can be easily spotted in rocky crevices. This bird's main features are its white wing patches and red underpants.

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8. Black Necked Crane:

This is a rare and elegant species living in a high altitude region. The Black Necked Cranes are known for its artistic beauty and dances.

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9. Common Rosefinch:

The Common Rosefinch is famous for its mellifluous songs and is also known as Scarlet Rosefinch. The bird attracts people beacuse of its pink plumage.

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10. Golden Eagle:

It's maestoso forms make it a symbol of wild grandeur of the Himalayas. The Golden Eagle breeds from Kashmir to Bhutan.

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