India isn't just about temples and thalis — it's also packed with some truly striking birds. Nearly every state has its own official feathered mascot, and they're anything but ordinary.

Birds showcase nature's most fashionable hairstyles, from the Dalmatian Pelican's wind-blown fluff to the Victoria Crowned ...

Panaji: Goa’s bird checklist now records 497 species, highlighting the state’s exceptional avian diversity—nearly 40% of ...

India’s National Bird: The Indian Peacock is not just a bird it is a representation of India’s beauty, culture, and spirit and is symbolic of India’s rich heritage and the natural elegance ...

Once a common sight strutting around the semi-arid grasslands and shrublands of the Indian subcontinent, these four-foot-tall birds sport a distinct black crown and large, sandy brown wings.

In Rajasthan, India, Great Indian Bustard chicks are being named after military officers and milestones associated with ...

The peacock, India’s national bird, is a vibrant, swan-sized bird known for its striking colors. It features a fan-shaped crest of feathers, a distinctive white patch under its eye, and a long ...

It can be fascinating to find out that only two to three per cent of the bird species are herbivorous. According to Animal ...

India has rich diversity of flora and fauna. From the Royal Bengal Tigers to elephants and deers, India has a repository of wildlife also due to its vast number of wildlife sanctuaries and national ...

In 1963 the peacock was declared the National Bird of India because of its rich religious and legendary involvement in Indian traditions The criteria for this choice were many The bird must be welldis ...

House Sparrow is one of the most notable state birds of India. Photo: Pixabay India isn't just about temples and thalis — it's also packed with some truly striking birds. Nearly every state has ...