10 Best Indian Bird Blogs and Websites in 2025

1. eBird India

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The eBird India portal is designed for the use of birders and eBirders from India. Keep visiting for news and events regarding birding in India and for tips and tricks to make your eBirding more useful and rewarding.MORE Email ****@birdcount.in
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2. Bird Count India Blog

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Bird Count India is an informal partnership of organizations and groups working together to increase the collective knowledge about bird distributions and populations. Bird Count India envisions a world in which key data and thereby knowledge needed to understand and conserve India's birds are publicly available at the finest possible spatial and temporal scales.MORE Email ****@birdcount.in
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3. India Bird Watching Blog

Blog https://www.indiabirdwatching.com/blog/ + Follow Blog
India Bird Watching is a company that offers birding tours and travel services in India. They have an expertise in crafting tours that include ideal birding hotspots accompanied with highly skilled naturalists and guides. They ensure that you receive the complete birding experience, whether it is to maximize your bird checklist and photograph them or dive into a plethora of other wildlife and cultural expeditions.MORE Email ****@naturesafariindia.com
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4. Mad about Birding and Travel

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Mad about Birding and Travel is a personal blog about birding and travel of Thomas. The blog covers a wide range of topics related to birding and travel, including birding hotspots, travel tips, and personal stories. The author also writes about the challenges and rewards of pursuing these two passions.MORE Email ****@gmail.com
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5. Junglelore Blog

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Junglelore offers a variety of exciting bird-watching tours throughout the Indian Subcontinent. Join all Indian Birding Breaks that are intended for serious birders as well as for beginners.
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6. Birding South India Blog

Blog https://birdingsouthindia.com/blog/ + Follow Blog
Eldhose Bird Tours offers one of the finest Birding expeditions you can find in Kerala as well as other southern parts of India (Tamilnadu & Karnataka). For the past 22 years, they have been organizing mesmerizing bird tours that offer quality birding adventures, expertly guided by their passionate and experienced professional tour leaders.MORE Email ****@gmail.com
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7. Indian Birds Blog - Birding Checklists

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Uday Patel is a TOFT Award Winner who earlier worked as Sr. Naturalist at Kanha Tiger Reserve in Central India. Provides info on birds in Central India in Madhya Pradesh and photographs. Guide to Indian birds checklist and species. Find resident and winter migratory birds articles guides and photosMORE Email ****@gmail.com
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8. Birds in India Blog

Blog https://www.birdsinindia.com/ + Follow Blog
This photography blog about birds in India is an attempt to familiarise people with the rich diversity of feathered fauna that reside in, as well as visit the country. As birds have adapted well to a myriad of ecosystems, a thriving bird population is a good barometer of the ecological health of any area.MORE Domain Authority 1 Read Now Get Email Contact