Endangered State Birds of India
By Radiocity Team
Published Jun 24, 2025
Great Indian Bustard
State bird of Rajasthan—critically endangered and struggling to survive. One of the heaviest flying birds on Earth.
Indian Grey Hornbill
State bird of Chandigarh—its numbers are declining due to habitat loss. Known for its distinct casque and echoing call.
White-Winged Wood Duck
State bird of Assam—an elusive bird often found in swampy forests. One of the rarest duck species in the world.
Black-Necked Crane
State bird of Arunachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir—sacred in local folklore. Breeds at high altitudes, faces threats from habitat changes.
Hill Myna
State bird of Chhattisgarh—loved for its mimicking abilities. Now vulnerable due to trapping and trade.
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Forest Owlet
State bird of Maharashtra—once thought extinct, rediscovered in 1997. Faces severe threat due to deforestation.
Indian Peafowl
National and state bird (Maharashtra, etc.)—though common, local populations face risk. A majestic bird that needs our continued protection.
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