Step into the natural habitats of Chopta and discover a wide variety of bird species across forests, rivers, and mountain trails. Each location offers unique opportunities for birdwatching and photography.
Himalayan Bulbul Red-billed Blue Magpie Grey-hooded Warbler Green-backed Tit Black-lored Tit Rufous Sibia White-throated Laughingthrush Blue Whistling Thrush Verditer Flycatcher Himalayan Rubythroat Chestnut-headed Tesia Grey Bushchat Plumbeous Water Redstart White-capped Redstart Spotted Forktail Brown Dipper Fire-tailed Sunbird Crimson Sunbird
Sattal Forest Trails – Key Birds
Great Barbet Blue-throated Barbet Lineated Barbet Golden-fronted Leafbird Orange-bellied Leafbird Black-headed Jay Grey Treepie Eurasian Jay Asian Paradise Flycatcher Tickell’s Blue Flycatcher Ultramarine Flycatcher Rusty-tailed Flycatcher Lemon-rumped Warbler Yellow-browed Warbler Whistler’s Warbler Grey-headed Canary Flycatcher Velvet-fronted Nuthatch Chestnut-bellied Nuthatch
Chopta – River & Forest Birds
Little Forktail Grey Wagtail White Wagtail White-browed Wagtail Citrine Wagtail Common Sandpiper Green Sandpiper River Lapwing Crested Kingfisher Common Kingfisher White-throated Kingfisher Himalayan Swiftlet House Swift Dusky Crag Martin Barn Swallow Wire-tailed Swallow Black Redstart Dunnock
Tungnath – Hill Forest Species
Whiskered Yuhina Stripe-throated Yuhina White-naped Yuhina Black-eared Shrike-Babbler White-bellied Erpornis Ashy Drongo Bronzed Drongo Grey-backed Shrike Long-tailed Shrike Eurasian Sparrowhawk Common Hawk-Cuckoo Large Hawk-Cuckoo Grey Nightjar Himalayan Owl Collared Owlet Brown Wood Owl Great Hornbill Hill Partridge
Chopta Meadows – Pheasants & Open Hills
Hill Partridge Black Francolin Grey Francolin Painted Francolin Common Quail Jungle Bush Quail Rock Bush Quail Common Stonechat Pied Bushchat Isabelline Wheatear Desert Wheatear Variable Wheatear Paddyfield Pipit Tawny Pipit Rosy Pipit Blyth’s Pipit Red-fronted Serin Plain Mountain Finch Twite