Rare Birds in India’s National Parks
By Radiocity Team
Published Jun 09, 2025
Great Indian Hornbill
Known for its large yellow beak and casque, this majestic bird is commonly found in the Western Ghats and forests of northeast India.
Forest Owlet
A critically endangered species, rediscovered in Maharashtra’s forests, it is known for its elusive nature and haunting calls.
Black-necked Stork
Tall, striking, and unmistakable, this stork with its metallic neck can be seen in wetlands like Keoladeo National Park.
Indian Peacock
India’s national bird, the peacock, is famed for its iridescent plumage and dazzling courtship dance and is often spotted in many national parks.
Pallas’s Fish Eagle
This rare raptor, with its massive wingspan and piercing eyes, thrives near rivers and wetlands in protected regions.
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Indian Roller
Vibrantly colored with blue wings, it’s often seen perched on wires or trees, especially in central Indian parks like Kanha and Bandhavgarh.
Great Indian Bustard
Critically endangered and ground-dwelling, this bird is now mostly found in Rajasthan’s Desert National Park, a true conservation icon.
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