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Bird Watching in Andaman

Bird Watching, also known as Birding refers to the act of studying and observing birds, either by using a visual enhancement device such as binoculars or with naked eyes. In the case of birding, usually an important auditory component is put into use as a number of times, a huge number of birds’ species are easily spotted as well as identified by ear, in comparison by the eyes. In comparison to ornithologists who partake in official scientific study of birds, birdwatchers partake in this activity for social or recreational reasons. Bird watching in Andaman is a delight.

There comes a time in the year when a huge number of birds fly from north to south to nesting or wintering locations. For the task of bird watching, early morning is the best hour of the day as this is the time when huge numbers of birds set out from their nests in order to search food. It becomes easy to find and observe them. Those birders who are interested in viewing rare bird species, they are required to travel long distances for locating rare or new avifauna species, with an intention of adding them into their personal list of birds they have observed.

In case, wild bird watching is of your interest, then you can get down at Port Blair where you can surely find some rare bird species. Species of the wild birds that you can spot in Andaman Islands include types of species of woodpecker, goldfinch, sun birds, white bellied sea eagle, blue jay, long winged harrier, eastern bluebird, grackles, along with many more.

Best Bird watching spots on Andaman Island: Chidyatapu, Mount Harriet, and Diglipur along with a few others.